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Crime and cover-up

Mon, 20 Feb 2012

In lieu of giving Rupert Murdoch any more web space, why not turn our attention to glorious Russia for a few moments? The Putin government launched an official probe this week into an independent television station, Dozhd, which covered anti-government protests after the

That Was Then, This Is Now: Peter Mansbridge

Mon, 20 Feb 2012

Peter Mansbridge found a door into journalism just by luck when he went from being a baggage handler to radio announcer as a young man. Mansbridge spent

Being Nardwuar

Mon, 20 Feb 2012

An examination of the brain beneath that plaid tam

Sub-Saharan Africa: The other social media revolution

Thu, 16 Feb 2012

Across North Africa during the Arab Spring, protesters turned to their cellphones to fuel a revolution. They used Twitter and Facebook to organize themselves and chronicle events. While the use of social media is prevalent in Egypt, Tunisia, and Libya, in other parts of the

Rookie: Sassy’s successor?

Thu, 16 Feb 2012

A look inside Tavi Gevinson's new website for teen girls

Media roundup: Valentine's Day

Tue, 14 Feb 2012

When February rolls around, it seems as if every news outlet tries to find a way to accurately tackle the holiday that is honoured by few, humorous to many, and horrendous to most — Valentine's day. Today we look at how five Toronto news sources managed to pack coverage

The Most Tales: Ron Charles and Leanne Hazon

Mon, 13 Feb 2012

CBC TV reporter Ron Charles and assignment editor Leanne Hazon discuss their most memorable field shoot.

The Most Tales: Rachel Giese

Mon, 13 Feb 2012

The Walrus' Rachel Giese talks about her most difficult interview.

The Most Tales: Nneka Elliott

Mon, 13 Feb 2012

The Media Huddle president shares her most embarrassing reporting moment

Fact-checking Ezra Levant

Mon, 13 Feb 2012

What's it like to feel the wrath of Sun News and Ezra Levant? Ryerson University's journalism program is finding out. Levant interviewed former Ryerson journalism students Derek Kreindler and Adam Culligan to discuss the School of Journalism’s alleged liberal bias—inclu