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With her industry experience and passion for quality and brand reputation, Megan Pritchard loves to get the job done. Pritchard was appointed as a new board member and shareholder...

The rise of artificial intelligence has caused analysts to reflect on the possibilities of almost every industry, including journalism. Journalism professor Gavin Adamson on tools like ChatGPT and their implications for media ethics, practice and education.

Plus, some of the unique AI research emerging from the newly launched Creative AI Hub by The Creative School, Flybits and the AI Supercluster.

Kids’ TV has become one of Canada’s best-known exports in the past decade

Newsroom convergence means Canada has seen a rise in news deserts and ghost newsrooms. Media consultant Anita Li explores the consequences, effects and innovative solutions on geographic and cultural communities across the country.

When pioneering British designerMary Quant died last week at age 93, it sparked a week of interesting debate about who actually invented the miniskirt.

A small strip of fabric; an outsized fashion legacy. In the wake of Mary Quant’s death, a look at the miniskirt’s history and cultural impact.

PRINTING United Alliance announced expanded free iLEARNING+ access for faculty and staff at Alliance member institutions. Expanded access highlights the Alliance’s longstanding commitment to workforce development and support for the next generation entering the industry

EDI offices take the joy out of education by resisting collaborative, restorative approaches to conflict and cling to bureaucratic, dehumanizing ones.

As freelance journalism increasingly becomes the norm in the broadcasting industry, Canadian Freelance Union President Nora Loreto discusses strategies for entrepreneurs to succeed in a challenging media environment.