Journalism

Walter Pincus

February 24, 2021August 11, 2023inCanadian

Losing The Journalistic Voice in A Crowd of Voices; The Ideas of Political Coverage in Today’s Press of Walter Pincus and Other Writers

Student Studying via Laptop

February 17, 2021August 11, 2023inCanadian, Interviews, Reviews

Why I write the way I write; An opinion piece on literary Journalism

Canadian Censorship

December 27, 2020August 11, 2023inCanadian

Silence or Shouting or Singing: Canadian Censorship as Contrasted by The Moral Philosophies of Kantian And Utilitarian Ethics

In fictional, and not so fictional stereotypes, journalists struggle against censorship throughout the world; the blacked-out documents, silent informants, and gag ordered witnesses. Though, it is no longer constricted to paper or words at all but includes much more. The internet has become the dominant form of media and brings new dynamics to both. Censorship is a way to limit the power, choice, and education of the public ideally for the general good of the public. Internet censorship provides a kind of security, morality and objectivity. Though, freedom of expression promotes individualism, creativity, and constructive criticism. Instead of risking the craft, limited internet censorship can actually improve journalism and it’s attempts to bring information to the people.

December 9, 2020August 11, 2023inCanadian, Reviews

Sharing Is Caring; How Internet Censorship in Canada Affects Journalism