Journalism

Feds introduce law to help Canada's news industry

World Press Photo judges talk about award-winning images selected this year

Report calls on Ottawa to help level playing field between Canadian media and big tech

Pitching to The Globe’s photo and video team

Former Toronto Star publisher John Honderich was a champion for journalism and journalists

Former Toronto Star publisher John Honderich, among ‘last of the lions’ of Canadian journalism, dead at 75

Head of Hong Kong Journalists Association among six arrested in early morning raid on independent media

Press credentials didn’t help me against the RCMP in Wet’suwet’en territory. Who do they help, and who do they hinder?

For Serbia’s Stevan Dojcinovic, journalism brings the Balkans’ corruption to light by ‘touching the untouchables’

Jailed Hong Kong media mogul Jimmy Lai wins Golden Pen of Freedom award

Philippines journalist Maria Ressa and Russia’s Dmitry Muratov win 2021 Nobel Peace Prize

How to apply for The Globe and Mail’s 2022 summer job program

World News Day 2021: How newsrooms are confronting the climate crisis

Former Globe and Mail Afghan translator arrives in Toronto after escaping Kabul

Pulitzer Board grants special citation to Afghan journalists

Privacy law applies to Google results, judge says in ‘right to be forgotten’ case

Watch the Michener Awards honouring the best in Canadian public-service journalism

Globe wins journalism excellence award for investigation into Canada’s pandemic unpreparedness

The invisible wounds inflicted by pandemic journalism

How does an impactful news story get made? The Michener finalists in conversation

Substack CEO Chris Best has an ambitious goal for his newsletter platform: Fix a broken media landscape

Amplify: The power of podcasts: Making a connection one soundbite at a time

Globe’s Nathan VanderKlippe wins press freedom award

Journalism as a force for democracy in the world

Coverage is more diverse, but more needs to be done

The failure of local news left a gap for Google and Facebook – and caused problems for democracy everywhere

Amplify: Yes, there’s such a thing as a dumb question. Just ask Britney

Torstar plans online casino launch to help fund journalism

Facebook open to paying Canadian news publishers for licensing as Australian plan becomes law

To fix America, fix the media

Major Australian media company strikes Google news pay deal

Russian ex-journalist accused of treason says he doesn’t know his alleged crime

Amid backlash, White House aide resigns over threats to journalist