<p><strong>Alternative Media in Canada, </strong>a new collection edited by Kirsten Kozolanka, Patricia Mazepa, and David Skinner, fills a substantial gap in Canadian media research: it is the first collection to provide an overview of Canadian alternative media practices. The assembled chapters discuss a wide range of media forms — including public service broadcasting, community radio, feminist periodical, and anarchist zines — while also considering the necessary conditions for the survival of alternative and independent voices in the Canadian mediascape. <em>Researc
READ MORE<p><em>In a sea of inept coverage on the Occupy protests, news corporations are now out to make more cash by doing less journalism. <strong>Shannon Rupp</strong> on the grab for free content -- and the persistent myth that newspapers' raison d’être is to inform citizens. The article originally appeared on <a href="http://thetyee.ca/Mediacheck/2011/10/25/Occupy-Big-Media/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">The Tyee</a>, and is reprinted with permission.</em></p>
READ MOREI’m a freelancer. I’m driven by hunger, boredom and ego and I’ll do anything, writes Claude Adams. So he signed up to write Olympics pieces (paid-for…sort of) for Allvoices, a […]
READ MOREIn a Nov. 14 column, Toronto Star public editor Kathy English tackled the subject of citizen journalists. English’s column comes just on the heels of the Canadian Journalists For Free […]
READ MOREExaminer.com., a Denver-based citizen journalism website owned by Clarity Media Group, has acquired Vancouver-based NowPublic. Rick Blair, CEO of Examiner.com said in a press release: “Every day we hear discussions […]
READ MOREElection Act: 329. No person shall transmit the result or purported result of the vote in an electoral district to the public in another electoral district before the close of […]
READ MORESusan Ormiston is a correspondent on CBC’s The National. As well as reporting from many parts of the world, Ormiston has been involved in nearly every CBC election reporting team […]
READ MORECitizen journalists around the world are being given the chance to strut their journalistic stuff online, with Project: Report, a journalism contest that YouTube and the Pulitzer Center have cooked […]
READ MOREThe citizens are failing us at NowPublic. As of 2 p.m., Sept. 11, nearly 60 per cent of the stories in the citizen-journalism site’s Canadian Election section consist of quoted material […]
READ MOREThe allvoices Excellence in Citizen Media Incentive Program is an online initiative to reward on-the-ground news and opinion contributors from all over the world with a six-month cash incentive. Contributors […]
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