Clueless in workshop on aboriginal issues
By DAISY BADU Special to the RJRC The questions on the quiz at the start of the workshop sent my mind into […]
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Map suggests links between press freedom and the number of journalists killed
Kiyomi French, a graduate student in Masters of Spatial Analysis program, illustrated just how strongly correlated the number of journalists killed is […]
Canadian spy agencies need more oversight, Edward Snowden tells Ryerson audience
By ROBERT LIWANAG Staff Reporter Canadian intelligence agencies have one of the weakest oversight mechanisms in the West and that’s a serious […]
Global National’s Dawna Friesen talks to Ryerson students about role of the news anchor and international reporting
By RACHEL SURMAN Special to the RJRC The pressure on news anchors to be high-profile celebrities has never been greater, Dawna Friesen, […]
Mainstream news outlets promote particular viewpoints to audience, says former Al Jazeera English, CBC boss
By ROBERT LIWANAG Staff Reporter News organizations often promote particular narratives in the stories they cover in an attempt to persuade audiences […]