When John Lehmann, president of the News Photographers Association of Canada, heard that a Victoria newspaper was advertising for volunteer photographers, he found the news jaw-dropping.
Our regular roundup of some of the job moves and shuffles that have taken place over the past two weeks.
“Lies, Damn Lies and Viral Content” examines the newsroom practices that lead to spreading misinformation when reporting on unverified claims.
Join CAJ Toronto at the Press Club on Wednesday Feb. 18 at 7 p.m. for a chat with Jesse Brown, founder of Canadaland. Coverage syndicated from CAJ’s live blog.
Freelance journalists in conflict zones deserve the same concern from editors as staff, according to new principles signed by more than two dozen news organizations and press freedom groups.
Geographer and informatics consultant Hugh Stimson on the tools and approaches that make for great data stories.
Internal ethics probe alleged one editor visited a government-owned fishing lodge and the other tried to cover it up.
Weaver vs. Corcoran has lessons to teach us about how hostility towards the science of climate change may be affecting the argument in the media.
At 5 a.m. on Feb. 13, 2015, the Sun News Network television channel went dark, airing a short message shortly after: “Sun News Network is no longer available, at the discretion of the programmer.”
The Canadian media have no right to interview Omar Khadr, a federal judge has ruled.