The power of the still photograph is that it provokes emotional responses. We laugh, we cry, we cringe and in that moment of understanding we store away a visual memory. By Peter Robertson Departments 18. Books Briefly Academics and journalists choose the books that have influenced them over the past several decades. Mary Ann Shadd Cary waged a long battle in the nineteenth century for racial and gender equality.
Book review A new book chronicles the stories media outlets miss or underplay.
Journalists' traditional approach to reporting about conflict may have played a part in driving out monks from Nova Scotia . The techno-revolution does threaten the future of newspapers. Bloopers Wounded appendages and missing in space yield a lot of laughs. The great divide that separates anglophone and francophone journalists is, for the most part, a myth. For more information, contact us .