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A Capital Idea

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The Digital Revolution

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The journalism industry has come a long way in increasing Indigenous voices in B.C. One key contributor to that is well known Indigenous journalist Angela Sterritt. We spoke to Sterritt about her experience as a journalist. Link in bio.
A new publication on Vancouver Island is telling stories differently. @Capitaldaily is a news website covering investigative stories within smaller communities. Link in bio.
A journalist’s passion for the stories they write can be an important aspect of how the story turns out. The acceptance of some bias in journalism is inevitable, so long as both sides of the story are told. Link in bio.
Throughout the years, journalism has expanded to a range of mediums to accommodate different audiences. Graphic media offers a creative and visual way into issue-based stories.
Recent journalism graduates have entered the field in an unprecedented time. While the news never seems to be slowing, COVID-19 left the industry at a with many layoffs. Here's how 2020 journalism graduates have been managing. Story in bio.
The decline in print media consumption isn’t new, but print media outlets are learning to embrace digital aspects in order to survive. Link in bio.
The daily COVID-19 count has become an important part of news that people have been tuning in on throughout the pandemic. CBC's Justin McElroy has taken on the role of collecting data and getting it to the public throughout COVID-19. Link in bio.
Throughout the past year, health news is one aspect of media that has seen the largest increase in demand. Despite the pandemic, the need for health news coverage isn’t new to the industry. Link in bio
Ghost writing has become a surprisingly common part of the writing industry, but little is know about the ones who do the writing and their day-to-days. Link in bio.
With the new ways of social distancing, reporters have had to adjust how they conduct interviews. Some important aspects of the experience are lost in the new way of doing things. Story in bio.
With the increasing popularity of the digital world, it isn’t uncommon for print news publications to go digital nowadays. One publication is looking forward to a future with both print and digital.
"Check out the LJR’s online exclusive story on the best digital platform news apps.
With advertisement cuts and event closures, B.C.’s magazine industry has been faced with new obstacles. Some B.C magazines have turned to social media and virtual zoom meetings with readers as a way to engage with their readers. Story in bio.
"With social distancing in full-effect, journalists have had to conduct many interviews that would normally be done in-person, through the phone. LJR contributor @ruiyangxu38 reviews call recording apps in an online-exclusive story. Link in bio
This year marks the 25th edition of the LJR. Throughout the years, the LJR has undergone some changes. This year, weve taken a look at previous issues, and spoken to past contributors about their experiences with the magazine throughout the years. Story in bio.
This year, working remotely created a unique experience for all the editors and contributors working on the LJR. Tune in to the LJR’s special podcast episode with digital editor Rui Yang Xu, to hear about the team’s experience working on the magazine.
Meet Kristian Trevena (@kristiantrevena), the LJR’s editor-in-chief. Trevena, a 2021 Langara journalism diploma graduate, speaks about this years issue of the LJR.
Public perception of criminals is heavily dictated by the media. When they serve their sentence and are put on parole, do news outlets continue to give proper coverage? The LJR explores the process of criminal re-integration.
Diversity in media is more important than ever, learn how these diverse journalists are blazing a trail through the famously undiverse sports journalism.
Sometimes, it takes a reporter such as Stanley Q. Woodvine, who knows the ins and outs of their subject to tell a truthful story. This journalist uses his limited resources to tell stories about poverty in Vancouver. .

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