Carlos Castilho·Jul 16How can journalists save their profession from irrelevance?This is a question that should be keeping those who still care about the future of the profession up at night. There is little doubt left…
InJournalism in the Time of CrisisbyMeral M. Jamal·Oct 27, 2020Crisis to Conversation—Episode 5: Recap of the Student Town HallOn Oct. 22nd and 23rd, the School of Journalism and Communication at Carleton University hosted the 2020 Journalism in the Time of Crisis…
InJournalism in the Time of CrisisbyMeral M. Jamal·Oct 25, 2020Crisis to Conversation—Episode three: Recap of the Opening Night ForumOn Oct. 22nd and 23rd, the School of Journalism and Communication at Carleton University hosted the 2020 Journalism in the Time of Crisis…
InJournalism in the Time of CrisisbyEmilie Warren·Oct 24, 2020Saving the life-saversIndependent media need funding to continue vital pandemic coverage
InJournalism in the Time of CrisisbyUday Rana·Oct 23, 2020Keywords don’t lie: US media’s COVID-19 coverage has largely ignored raceIn mid-September, a study threw up a horrifying statistic — one in 1,000 African Americans had died of COVID-19.
