If you missed this week’s webinar, Life After Mainstream Journalism – Opportunities, Innovation, Toolkit and Reinvention in an Unpredictable and Shifting Industry, you can watch the video here. It is no secret that the landscape of broadcasting and journalism in Canada is constantly shifting. One thing that many of us forget in the hustle and bustle of […]
Read MoreOpinion: “Advancing Bill C-10 is key to saving local news media in Canada” via Troy Reeb on iPolitics. “Bill C-10 is an opportunity for Ottawa to continue to deliver on its cultural goals while shifting some of the obligation from our own broadcasters to the deep-pocketed foreign streamers.’ To read the full article click here.
Read MoreAs we begin this New Year, I want to congratulate our members for the remarkable work they’ve done in the last year. While many of you are still working from home in this “new normal”, we’ve seen some incredible innovation in our technology and our ability to pivot quickly to deliver critical news and information […]
Read MoreAre you planning on submitting for this year’s RTDNA Canada Awards? The deadline to take advantage of the early-bird rate has been extended to Sunday, January 31. Even if your submission is not complete, you may pay by the January 31 Early Bird deadline and benefit from the savings. You have until February 21, 2021 […]
Read MoreIt’s that time of year! The 2021 Awards Submissions are now open. The 2021 RTDNA Canada Awards are presented for the best in Audio, Video, and Digital Journalism first published in 2020. For full details on the entry guidelines and submissions process, visit Entry Guidelines. You can review a breakdown of the award categories here: Regional […]
Read MoreRTDNA Canada held its annual board meeting and AGM on June 18th, and I’m pleased to announce the RTDNA Canada board members listed below have been reelected for 2020/2021. There are open positions, so if you are interested in volunteering, I would love to hear from you. The RTDNA Board for 2020/2021 is: Executive Committee: Fiona […]
Read MoreRTDNA Canada is pleased to recognize journalistic excellence with the winners for the 2020 RTDNA Canada National and Network Awards. RTDNA Canada Awards honour the best journalists, programs, stations and newsgathering organizations in radio, television and digital. “Today, we are recognizing and celebrating great journalism. Congratulations to all the 2020 RTDNA award winners – we saw the best of the […]
Read MoreFrom our colleagues at RTDNA in the U.S., some helpful tips for conducting live television interviews with inexperienced interviewees. To read the full article from Simon Perez, Associate Professor of Broadcast and Digital Journalism, Syracuse University click here.
Read MoreHere’s an interesting read from our colleagues at RTDNA in the U.S.: The impacts of COVID-19 on local TV news stations. Read more from this special edition of the RTDNA/Newhouse School at Syracuse University Survey here.
Read MoreToday, I am pleased to announce the winners of the regional RTDNA awards! We would have preferred to recognize your accomplishments in person but these challenging times have prevented our annual awards galas and convention from taking place. Instead, we will honour our regional winners on the RTDNA Canada website. In addition to a list of […]
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