Media on the Move: September 24-October 6
Where are Canadian journalists headed to this month?
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CBC Radio adds first regular Aboriginal program to national airwaves in 15 years
Unreserved, which started as a regional news and storytelling show last year, was added to Radio One line-up Aug. 30.
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Alberta’s journalists have to advocate for improved freedom of information laws
Alberta, along with New Brunswick and the federal government, has been ranked as having the worst freedom of information law in the country.
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CAJ Ethics Committee: Sponsored content craze not journalism
Newsrooms must grapple with issues of deception and conflict of interest.
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Is there a line between advocacy and journalism?
Mount Royal University hosts a panel discussion about using journalism skills to advocate for positive change.
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Memo: Strategy 2020: Local news changes coming today
Starting Oct. 5, CBC audiences will begin to see on-air changes including one-minute local news updates.
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Star public editor: the shades of grey of journalism ethics
The ‘Build Your Own’ ethics project is an important new initiative of the Online News Association.
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Debriefs: Marc Ellison on digital storytelling and parachute journalism
Marc Ellison is concerned about the shrinking foreign footprint of western media but is prepared to find new ways of reporting through the use of graphic novels.
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Journalists for Human Rights Night for Rights
On Oct. 1, JHR honoured journalists from around the globe who are working for human rights in their communities.
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RJAA and CANADALAND present: Ethics and transparency in journalism
CANADALAND’s Jesse Brown interviews John Fraser, CEO of the new national press council.