Exposing newsroom culture at the Toronto Star
Financial Post business and media reporter Sean Craig explains why it is a matter of public interest to look closely at newsrooms.
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Media on the Move: August 11 to August 24
Here’s our regular update on the moves, hires and promotions in Canadian journalism for August 11 to August 24.
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Why Jennifer Hollett is joining Twitter Canada
Hollett says she hopes to be involved in making Twitter a safe space.
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CBC Ombudsman: Balance and Opinion – Finding the sweet spot
The complainant considered the an article about a twitter attack on the Republican presidential candidate’s campaign photo opinion and questioned the value and purpose of the story.
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Local journalism needs a boost
You can find a flood of information online at any given moment about crime, but if you want to find out about a stabbing in a parking lot in your neighbourhood, you are going to have to turn to local news media.
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Ryerson journalism prof navigates censorship while teaching in China
Ryerson professor Anne McNeilly wasn’t sure what to expect when she travelled to China last spring to teach media ethics and news reporting.
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CBC Ombudsman: Anti-Semitism and The Left
The complainant thought a column by Neil Macdonald analyzing the response to anti-semitism from left-wing activists was based on a false premise and biased.
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Toronto Star Public Editor: What did Ford say? It’s far from clear
While I do believe what Rob Ford said matters to the historical and public record of Ford’s troubled tenure – and to the journalistic record of covering this wild story — I do not see any clear answers regarding Ford’s exact words.
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Globe and Mail Public Editor: Getting late evening news and photos into a newspaper
Some readers have not been happy that Olympics events, including medal-winning Canadian performances, have taken place too late for early edition deadlines.
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How the CBC News team covers the Olympics
A news team of 15 covers every Olympic news story all day, every day.