Desmond Cole’s decision to leave the Toronto Star suggests a double standard on activism
This is a tale of two columnists, and how they were treated very differently by Canada’s largest newspaper.
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A journalist’s guide to responsible social embeds and usage
Tweets aren’t in the public domain, despite what you might think.
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We built a chatbot, and you can too
With the growth of online messaging, are chatbots the next social media frontier?
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Journalism Jobs: May 3
Want your job posting featured? Tweet it to us or use the hashtag #cdnmediamoves.
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Why journalists should study personal branding
It’s become extremely useful for journalists to have some understanding of content marketing strategies.
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To publish or unpublish?
The long-life of news online means we have to consider a lot when deciding to unpublish a story.
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Running the clock on fair response
When you can publish at the push of a button, what constitutes adequate time for fair response?
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Live Blog: Fact, Fiction and Fake News
Liveblog from Sheridan College featuring leaders in Canadian journalism.
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Facebook Faceoff
Active shootings and social media verification.
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Irving vs. Poitras
By Grant Buckler Canadian Journalists for Free Expression is protesting a complaint made by J.D. Irving Co. of New Brunswick against Jacques Poitras, a provincial affairs reporter with CBC in New Brunswick. William McDowell of the Toronto law firm Lenczner Slaght, J.D. Irving’s legal counsel, has written at least two letters to the CBC over…