Memo: newsroom culture at The Globe
“In recent days there has been understandable focus on the people leaving The Globe and Mail.”
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John Geiger says group had no control over Franklin documentary
Geographical Society CEO says his organization had no editorial control over a documentary that is back in the spotlight after Paul Watson’s resignation from the Toronto Star.
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How to recognize where print still rules
If Canada is truly a country of communities, making journalism sustainable in one community is unlikely to keep it so in another.
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Does media ownership matter?
The Postmedia-Sun merger isn’t a new peak in Canadian media ownership concentration. Still, our traditional media are in relatively few hands. Is that bad news?
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Tuesday Tabs: CBC North, Newsgeist and encryption at the Washington Post
News about the news for the week of July 7.
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“Social Media at BBC News” takes on crisis reporting in a connected world
New book paints a picture of how the world’s largest broadcast news organization has attempted to adapt to new editorial realities ushered in by social media.
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Jesse Brown on Canadaland’s Globe and Mail report
Yesterday morning, Canadaland’s Jesse Brown published a report claiming women were quitting positions from the Globe and Mail due to an institutionally sexist work environment.
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The Halifax Examiner, one year in
Last Wednesday, Halifax journalist Tim Bousquet held a birthday celebration for his one-year-old news site, the Halifax Examiner.
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Live Q&A: rural and remote reporting with Alicia Gosselin and Dali Carmichael
Join us July 2 at noon ET for a live chat on being a reporter in a rural or remote area. We’ll talk with Ont.-based Winchester Press reporter Alicia Gosselin and Dali Carmichael of the Northern Journal in Fort Smith, NWT.
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Chronicling the diversity of Yellowknife, one profile at a time
This online series from Edge YK magazine proves that, even in a small city of 20,000, there is no shortage of characters with fascinating stories to tell.