Replay: Ethics of Citizen Journalism with Bert Archer
$10.00
Missed our spring session on citizen journalism ethics? Purchase a Replay and get unlimited streams of this class, plus a handy tip-sheet to guide you through your next assignment.
From quoting and recording to self-identifying and double-sourcing, journalist Bert Archer will help social media journalists and influencers get their basics down. He’ll cover those stickier questions, like the difference between writing what you know and conflict of interests and our developing understanding of objective reporting. Bert will also tackle issues as they relate to lifestyle writers, social media journalists and influencer types, including getting stuff for free, writing about products, and journalism versus marketing.
This is not a live seminar. Purchase includes: password to access recorded webinar and a tip-sheet from the author to guide you through future projects.
Date: Apr. 7/21
Instructor: Bert Archer
Length: 1hr 30 min.
Closed Captioning: Yes (A.I. generated, subject to error)
Attachment: Citizen journalism tip-sheet with access information for recorded tutorial
About the instructor: Bert Archer has 25 years’ experience in media. He’s worked as an editor for the Globe and Mail and Toronto Star and wrote for such places as BBC, CNN, and the Washington Post. Best known for taking an elevated approach to travel writing, Bert spent the decade before the pandemic last reporting from eighty countries or three- or four hundred cities. Toronto Life called his book, The End of Gay (and the death of heterosexuality), “infuriatingly smart and funny.”