Canadian Journalism, Press Freedom, Democracy, and Media Ethics
How free is the Canadian press, and what democratic, legal, ethical, and economic conditions shape journalism in Canada?...
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Intercontinental Connection of Journalists is a media innovation and a global network that empowers journalists to publish their work, earn through projects, and sell exclusive stories — while building collaboration with media worldwide.
Intercontinental Connection of Journalists is a media innovation and a global network that empowers journalists to publish their work, earn through projects, and sell exclusive stories — while building collaboration with media worldwide.
Independent Publisher, International Journalist Scott Douglas Jacobsen is a Canadian journalist, publisher, editor, and human rights advocate. He is the founder of In-Sight Publishing and In-Sight: Interviews, an independent interview-based journal established in 2012. His work examines human rights, freedom of expression, secularism, science, philosophy, global affairs, gender equality, and the social responsibilities of institutions. Jacobsen has conducted thousands of interviews with scholars, activists, scientists, writers, public officials, religious and secular leaders, and members of marginalized communities around the world. His journalism emphasizes careful documentation, intellectual openness, evidence-based inquiry, and the inclusion of perspectives frequently excluded from mainstream coverage. As a founding member of the Intercontinental Connection of Journalists, he seeks to support international collaboration, independent reporting, press freedom, and constructive dialogue across cultural, political, and geographic boundaries.
How free is the Canadian press, and what democratic, legal, ethical, and economic conditions shape journalism in Canada?...