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The Future of Journalism Summit 

Wednesday, May 13, 2026 11:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. The University Centre, University of British Columbia TicketsGeneral Admission: $20 Students: $15 Presented byGlobal Journalism Innovation Lab, the UBC School of Journalism, Writing, and Media andCanadian Journalism Foundation This summit is supported in part by funding from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada. […]

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Behind the Bylines: Featuring Our Research Assistants

By: Zachary Andrade Masahda Lochan For all the barriers that are instated in modern journalistic settings, the first salve Masahda Lochan provides is diversity. Working as a recent research assistant under Nicole Blanchett at TMU, the importance of local-driven outlets has proven to be essential; ones which speak from the underserved. “I’ve noticed that there’s

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Behind the Bylines: Featuring Our Research Leads

By: Zachary Andrade Mary Lynn Young Mary-Lynn Young, PhD, is a lead researcher and professor at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver. A founding member of both The Conversation Canada, as well as the Global Journalism Innovation Lab, her interdisciplinary work spans innovations within both explanatory and computational journalism.   “I like them all for different

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Global Journalism Innovation Lab welcomes four new research assistants

An undergraduate student and three graduate students have joined the Global Journalism Innovation Lab as research assistants, working on the Journalism Innovation theme. Each of them brings a unique set of skills, experiences, and passions to the project Undergraduate Research Assistant Zachary Andrade is a third-year Honours English student at the University of British Columbia.

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New resource tracks digital-born news orgs in Canada

Startup map

A new database provides an insight into the almost 150 English-language digital-born journalism organizations in Canada since 2000. This dataset accounts for closures and transitions, capturing the dynamic nature of the industry. Digital-born journalism organizations, often also referred to as journalism start-ups, offer a valuable lens to think about journalism as they are generally launched

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