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Sarah Hampson is an award-winning journalist best known for her clever columns in The Globe and Mail. Dominique Lamberton spoke with host Samantha Edwards about Hampson’s 18-year career and the experience of profiling the profiler. Check out the whole story in the upcoming issue of the Ryerson Review of Journalism, which launches May 4 at… Continue reading Summer 2011 teaser: Sarah Hampson
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It’s hard out there for an arts critic. The esteemed opinions of legacy media critics are competing with the voices – and occasional rants – of citizen bloggers and fan tweeters. But who stands to be heard? Is there room for both in future of arts criticism? Ava Baccari’s feature in the Summer issue of… Continue reading Summer 2011 teaser: Arts Critics
We finally made it! Come out to celebrate the release of our Summer 2011 issue. There will be drinking, dancing, mingling, laughing, crying and all sorts of other emotional stuff. Also, we’ll have plenty of copies of the magazine on hand and you’ll have a chance to meet the whole masthead, who spent the last… Continue reading Summer 2011 issue LAUNCH PARTY
Kevin Hamilton investigates how a major daily newspaper is embracing social media. Look for the story in the Summer 2011 issue of the Ryerson Review of Journalism, launching on May 4 at Tequila Bookworm in Toronto.
Kathy Vey is editor-in-chief of OpenFile, Canada’s first collaborative local news site. Vey grew up in Toronto’s east end and has worked for The Ottawa Citizen, Toronto Sun and Canadian Gardening magazine. She also spent many years at the Toronto Star, holding positions like deputy city editor, restaurant critic and assistant national editor. She credits a… Continue reading Kathy Vey talks about her favourite pieces of journalism
