My Musings

Digital media consultant Nic Newman says traditional media companies
risk losing relevance unless they put digital at the heart of what they do.

Alison Bethel McKenzie, former executive director of the International Press Institute,
said on Friday that xenophobia is one of the major challenges confronting Caribbean
media workers in the digital age.

Many people cannot image the stress associated with preparing for,

living through and surviving a hurricane. Nor can they imagine losing everything.

It’s not the little things, like the vase you bought on your visit to New York;

nor is it even the big things, like your house. What hurts most is the loss of baby pictures,

diplomas, family jewels, the family Bible – things that cannot be replaced.

Guest Blog

Journalists are not columnists. They are not called on to opine. Columnists are

people who bring their experience and particular perspective to what’s happening

around us to deepen our thinking on current issues. Journalists don't have it

so easy.

Guest Blog

President Trump has initiated a war against the media that authoritarians

all over the globe can now take full advantage of, by creating oppressive

policies that restrict the circulation of “fake news.”

The war against truthful reporting must be stopped.

Journalists are getting a bum rap these days. While they have

always been suspect in the minds of some people – especially powerful

people with something to hide, the introduction of the Internet has seen

criticism of the profession at its highest ever.

I wasn’t quite sure what to expect, to be honest...

I have been in India now for nearly 36 hours and there are

some things that hold true already...

I know a girl named Bhakti Tambe, and she loves Barack Obama.

While for many of you, your first thought might be, “Join the club,” read this first.

Bhakti is a 20-year-old Indian woman. And her crush is deep.