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Admit it. CBC News is the best.
In my last post, I spent time teasing out the nuances of how the Reuters Oxford 2026 report on digital news analyzes “trust in news.” The gist of the post was: look at the right “trust” numbers before rushing to judgment against Canadian ne...
Catching up on MediaPolicy – Your trust in news – Zuckerberg’s your daddy – Seeing Red – CBC is vulnerable – Do AI chatbots lean left? – Explaining Age Bans
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Every year the Reuters Oxford Digital News conducts a global survey of online news journalism. It frequently leads its public release with a headline-grabbing number for “trust in news.” Every year, the number goes down....
Book Review: Tera Henley's The Trust Spiral
The 2026 Reuters Oxford Digital News report says we’ve hit a new low in public trust in Canadian journalism at 37%. Only ten years ago it was 55%.
That number might leave you with a lump in your throat. Canadian journalist Tara Henley is j...
Miller has no idea what Carney and Sarandos discussed – will Montreal voters punish the Netflix bailout? – Senate publishes CBC report – US media giants continue to merge
After getting challenged by CTV’s Vassy Kapelos for his government’sJune 3rd “capitulation” on the Online Streaming Act, culture and identity minister Marc Miller travelled to the Banff World Media Festival this week where the Globe and Mai...
MediaPolicy’s First Explainer on the Safe Social Media Act
2024 Opinion Poll, The Dais
I will make a confession. I was at first overwhelmed by the breadth and detail of the federal government’s new Safe Social Media Act Bill C-34. The dense legalese of the bill is a terrific sleep aid.
But of co...
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