Worried about the future of Canada’s media landscape, Christopher Dornan says that « political provocateurs » must be stopped.
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Hugo Prévost talks with Thom Shanker, director of the Project for Media and National Security at George Washington University, and former war correspondent.
Dans un monde où les fausses nouvelles sont légion, le journalisme scientifique a fort à faire pour préserver la confiance du public envers les chercheurs. Chez Sparrow, on a justement décidé de sortir du cycle de la nouvelle quotidienne pour produire des contenus accessibles et exacts.
What do you do, when you want to be a journalist, but you have to navigate the changing landscape of canadian media? For Justin Ling, a freelance investigative reporter, the solution is both simple and complex: create your niche… and work on (almost) everything. Including blimps!
The videogames industry has come a long way since the days of Mario Bros. on the Nintendo Entertainment System. And with this maturity comes a media ecosystem that also evolved over the years. In today’s wild games journalism world, the Super Bunnyhop YouTube channel and its creator, George Weideman, stand out.
What do you do when the industry you’re usually covering for your job basically shuts down? For this week’s episode of Entretiens journalistiques, Oliver Sachgau talks about his experience as a journalist forced into lockdown.
