Union files with labour board to represent Vice Canada workers
“We have a very strong majority of staff in the editorial and several other departments:” CMG president.
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Interning at unionized media companies pays—literally
What are unions doing to ensure that students get this vital experience and also get paid?
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‘Spotlight’ on homeless deaths
Toronto Star investigative journalism has had a positive impact on Toronto’s homeless.
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The Globe and Mail goes virtual
At Toronto’s Hot Docs documentary film festival, the Globe will premiere a virtual reality piece about life in solitary confinement.
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Toronto Star public editor: Accuracy is the foundation of trust
No surprises here: A new study on what makes audiences trust media ranks accuracy as vital.
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Deaf community calls for more news broadcasts to be accessible
It’s taken years for broadcast news to be accessible for people who are Deaf. And there’s still a long way to go.
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After a 40-year career, I’m saying goodbye to newspapers
Toronto Star sports reporter Curtis Rush reflects on his career after taking buyout.
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Editor’s note: J-Source comes of age
Bruce Gillespie looks back on his three-year term as J-Source’s editor-in-chief.
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Getting scoops on the Calgary crime beat
Why developing professional relationships with police officers matters for crime reporters.
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Globe and Mail Public Editor: Prose must be attributed
By Sylvia Stead for the Globe and Mail A Media Culpa blog was forwarded to me by a reader last night about an issue in Saturday’s Margaret Wente column. The blog by Carol Wainio noted similarities in several passages in the column compared to experts’ writing. Ms. Wainio notes that the introduction in Ms. Wente’s column is similar…