The economics of local news are no small challenge, but soon we may be able to anticipate significant causes of unhealthy news ecosystems in different U.S. cities.
Researchers to explore differences in European newsrooms in June conference.
One researcher calls this a “tremendous step back for press freedom” that could put the public at risk.
Here’s all of our liveblogs from the 2017 Canadian Association of Journalists conference in Ottawa.
In an increasingly fractured, crowded and competitive media environment, what is the role of the public broadcaster when it comes to news?
Currently, reporters using drones are covered by commercial drone-user regulations, which are slightly more stringent than recreational drone rules.
By Jasmine Bala for the Ryerson Journalism Research Centre Building audience engagement has long been a newsroom preoccupation, only today it involves Instagram and Facebook, while in the past publishers seduced readers with paper cut-out toys and thrilling accounts of reporters on around-the-world races against time. New research on the history of Sunday newspapers by…
By H.G. Watson, Associate Editor When David Topping set out to take the pulse of Canadian journalism, he was hoping it might help him shape something new—a project, or a product. In early January, Topping, the digital strategy and product manager for Toronto Life, 12:36 and Torontoist, started promoting a survey of his own creation…
By H.G. Watson, Associate Editor Journalists are always hardest on themselves. A new survey of over 1,550 North American journalists has found that over 90 per cent believe the media is “somewhat or much less” trusted by the public compared to three years ago. The State of the Media report, completed by Cision, a Canadian…