Last year, just $6 million or five per cent of federal advertising dollars went toward print publications. That is a far cry from the roughly one-third of twenty years ago. For comparison, government spending on Facebook/Instagram ads alone accounted for almost double what is spent on all print advertising combined.
Volunteer week in the Merritt Herald is an important moment to highlight and appreciate all of the dedicated organizations and people who work effortlessly to help others in our community.
If you regularly read the news from a number of sources, you may regularly feel appalled at what...
I have written about headlines before, but never one like this: “The N***er in the White House.”...
It’s amazing how things tend to balance themselves out. Last week, I came into work to find a...
“Gone are the days when all you want to see are sprawling countryside vistas.” More like gone are...
“Headlines are the hidden weapons of writers and editors,” says my Canadian Press style book. They...
Ah, anonymity. Yet another grey area to wade through in an already murky puddle that is the...
Recently, I came across a list of 150 journalism clichés posted by the Washington Post. The list...
I had a really hard time finding something to write about for this glorious Tuesday edition of the...
It’s a piece of news that shocked newsies in the area. Glacier Media is pulling the plug on...
A CBC Radio interview popped up on my Facebook news feed a few times in the last week, and it’s...
