5 years ago
A life and death relationship ‘built entirely on trust’
By David Beers for The Tyee
By 2007, the violent chaos unleashed by the U.S. invasion of Iraq four years before had driven hundreds of thousands of Iraqis into Syria. Journalist Deborah Campbell sensed (all too accurately as we now…
5 years ago
How Matthew Braga finds scoops on the tech beat
By Chelsea Lau
For Matthew Braga, technology was just an interest at first. He wanted to know the inner workings of technology and how they worked on a technical level, whether it was smart phones, laptops or video games. It…
5 years ago
Owning up to mistakes is a way to build trust with readers
By Kirk LaPointe
If the academic literature suggests one-half of all stories contain a factual error, then it is clear that corrections should be in routine order.
But when and how to do so is a debate within journalism, particularly…
5 years ago
Four editing tips from Hazlitt senior editor Haley Cullingham
Eleven of the magazine pieces she edited last year have been nominated for NMA awards.
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5 years ago
Finding your subject with Hannah Yoon
The Tom Hanson Award-winning photographer explains how she captures the perfect shot.
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5 years ago
How Lisa Gregoire created “Breathing Holes”
By Ilana Reimer
Lisa Gregoire has read a lot of court dockets. As the managing editor at Nunatsiaq News, she gets them emailed to her each week so she knows which cases are coming up in the Nunavut Court of…
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