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  • As media outlets scale down, freedom of information is under attack

By Emma Romano

    Newsroom cuts mean fewer legal battles

    As media outlets scale down,
    freedom of information is under attack

    By Emma Romano

  • Asking for help can be hard.

 By Emma Drudge

    Untreated: journalists coping with trauma

    Asking for help can be hard.

    By Emma Drudge

  • When is "matching" a story stealing?

By Violet MacLeod

    Story poaching: journalists want attribution

    When is “matching” a story stealing?

    By Violet MacLeod

  • Everyone benefits when scientist-journalist understanding improves.

By: Lillianne Cadieux-Shaw

    Scientists and journalists:
    why can’t they just get along?

    Everyone benefits when scientist-journalist understanding improves.

    By: Lillianne Cadieux-Shaw

  • The journalism job hunt can be tough for people with disabilities.

By Emily Kitagawa

    Journalists with disabilities:
    aiming for inclusion

    The journalism job hunt can be tough for people with disabilities.

    By Emily Kitagawa

  • In a world full of screens, podcasts channel the power of the human voice

By Ken Wallingford

    Podcasting pulls radio into the digital age

    In a world full of screens, podcasts
    channel the power of the human voice

    By Ken Wallingford

  • Why does 51 per cent of the population receive only five per cent of sports coverage?

By: Paula Sanderson

    Beyond bikinis: how the media
    covers female athletes

    Why does 51 per cent of the population receive only five per cent of sports coverage?

    By: Paula Sanderson

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