Monologue: Inescapable Burnout Climate (The North State Podcast)
Here's some of what journalists have to deal with every day
This week on The North State, I took some time to impart to you some of what weighs on my mind as a journalist, and how the entire industry rests on the burnout of low-level reporters. RSS Feed here.
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It's been a lot for Scott lately. So rather than huddle into a ball, let's talk about what journalists have to face every day, and how it affects their reporting.
Sources and Further Reading
Canadian Mainstream Media’s Orientalist Stance Towards Palestinians - Al Jazeera Journalism Review
War in Gaza: Israel must be held accountable - International Federation of Journalists
CBC has whitewashed Israel’s crimes in Gaza. I saw it firsthand - The Breach
G/O Media Cuts Kotaku To The Bone As More Writers Are Laid Off - Aftermath
G/O Media sells Kotaku to Gizmodo owner Keleops - Axios
Suggest your own spending cuts, Carney government tells CBC, Via Rail and other Crown corporations - Toronto Star
Jim Acosta's AI Slop Interview Clip
Jim Acosta Posts Manuel Oliver Defending Him
The good, the bad, and the completely made-up: Newsrooms on wrestling accurate answers out of AI - Nieman Lab
It’s Time To Get Concerned As More Companies Replace Workers With AI - Forbes
Sam Altman's OpenAI signs content agreement with News Corp - Reuters
OpenAI signs content deals with The Atlantic and Vox Media - Reuters
Taking Care: A Report on Mental Health, Well-being and Trauma Among Canadian Media Workers - Canadian Journalism Forum on Violence and Trauma
An examination of psychological distress and moral injury in journalists - A. Feinstein et al.
Covid-19 Longer-term Symptoms Among Canadian Adults
Half a decade of Long COVID - The Sick Times
COVID Writings:
The Gauntlet - Julia Doubleday
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