Dominant journalism might actually make social change more difficult.
But here’s an old idea: what if dominant journalism, by and large and in the long run, is actually a drag on progress? What if dominant journalism, and by that I mean the mainstream press, is actually a conservative force? On this view, it’s a drag on change…
A critical analysis of The Globe and Mail and the National Post and the perpetuation of Islamophobia.
On my view the news media in Canada have, by and large and in the long run, misrepresented the concept of jihad. They have positioned jihad as a form of villainy. In so doing they have portrayed Islam as a peril…
By area, there are more ads than reports and opinion pieces in this A section of the BC Edition of the Globe and Mail.
Here’s the A Section of the Globe and Mail. It’s the BC edition for June 2nd, 2018. There are 19 reports and 5 opinion pieces. I counted the weather section […]
Journalism is as dependable as it ever was at Canada's premier paper.
In which I expound on reasons why I ache for the central, most important, news publisher in the Canadian media landscape…
