Where are we going with wearables?
We already have the world at our fingertips, but now with the creeping ubiquity of wearable technology, news junkies can get the latest stories delivered …
Keeping it Reel
Canada’s rich history of documentary filmmaking may be fading out, but Gordon Henderson is still rolling
TEASER: Keeping it Reel
Here is a sneak peek at one story from our Spring 2015 issue of the Ryerson Review of Journalism magazine.
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Nova Scotia’s The Chronicle Herald breaks the ban and publishes her name on November 24. Her father praises the Chronicle Herald for its decision and on …
Canadian University Press must reinvent itself to stay alive
By Amy Grief When the sports editor at the Queen’s Journal requested media passes from the school’s athletics department in August, he received one instead …
That was then, this is now: John Macfarlane
“That Was Then, This Is Now” explores the beginnings of some of Canada’s favourite writers and journalists John Macfarlane, seasoned journalist and editor, did not …
News over noise
Tony Burman gestures to the projector screen to his left, and it floods with riot footage from the Egyptian revolt against former president Hosni Mubarak. Al Jazeera’s …
NBC: Brian, please don’t gawk at the Lana-mals
NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams is making news himself for once, after an email correspondence critical of his own network was posted online for all to …
Battered and biased
This hasn’t been the most exemplary week for our craft. It’s a week in which popular Independent columnist Johann Hari officially left his job because of plagiarism; in …
That Was Then, This Is Now: Dale Brazao
“That Was Then, This Is Now” explores the beginnings of some of Canada’s favourite writers and journalists “In Grade 12, my English teacher came to …
