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Free edition of tripleC, edited by three Canadian professors, examines the on-going debate over unpaid internships.

Toronto panel discusses why, despite crackdowns, unpaid internships remain all too common.

Six full-time staff affected at the paper serving a community of 25,000 after Black Press decides to shut paper down.

Journalism students of colour say they don’t see themselves represented in Canada’s media landscape.

For doctoral research on the working conditions of freelance journalists, Mirjam Gollmitzer conducted in-depth interviews with freelancers and interns across Germany.

Industry and economic changes are shaping journalists’ abilities to fulfill journalism’s democratic role.

Writer’s goal is to call out companies for terrible rates—and remind writers that they’re worth more than the miserly fees all too often offered for online writing.

FHRITP is only one example of the insidious sexism people face in the field.

Labour stories are getting lost. At least, that’s what research for the recently launched Media Works: A Labour Rights and Reporting Project has discovered.

WordRates & PitchLab aims to improve working conditions and rates for freelance writers.