To this day, I don’t recall how it all started. Perhaps a paper jet launched by Alberta’s editor glanced off the forehead of Brandon’s. Continue reading
April 24, 2012
by Andrew Bates
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Tag Archives: journalism
January 11, 2012
by Andrew Bates
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Outtakes: All of the sassy things Kai Green said when I interviewed her
Tonight, I wrote an article over at THIS CAMPUS’ NEWSPAPER OF RECORD (if that other paper is the Grey Lady, are we the Blue Lady? I don’t know if we deserve that title, though, I know what we do at … Continue reading
December 7, 2010
by Andrew Bates
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Assange is a crappy journalist, but he's still a journalist
He’s made himself the story, and we shouldn’t have let him. Continue reading
November 16, 2009
by Andrew Bates
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Star editors strike back at outsource talk by editing
Earlier this month, the Toronto Star sent out a memo from Publisher John Cruickshank to internal staff disclosing their intention to lay off in-house union jobs. Someone who purportedly works for the Star relayed this red-inked version of that memo … Continue reading
October 29, 2009
by Andrew Bates
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Everything Happened In The News This Week
Ladies and gentlemen, Everything happened in the news this week. A ferry bound for Vancouver accidentally dropped anchor and did a doughnut. One man missed a meeting, lost a client, and lost his job, While readers were filled with an … Continue reading