Off the Wire: News for the Canadian media freelancer April 17-23
Once a week, we gather stories about the media business, journalism, writing, publishing, and freelancing—with a Canadian focus—and share them in Off the Wire. Who needs a water cooler?
From Canada:
- Long journey of reconciliation ahead at Canada’s journalism schools [J-Source]
- The Canadian Association of Black Journalists is relaunching [J-Source]
- Paid internship with the National Media Awards Foundation [Magazine Awards]
- Canada’s right wing rage machine vs. Nora Loreto [Briarpatch]
- Creative freelancing and taxes: The basics [Jim Zub]
From The U.S. and beyond:
- 7 Stress-Free Ways to Handle Notes From Your Book Editor [The Write Life]
- A new study shows self-employment leads to happiness [Freelancers Union]
- What’s It Like to Freelance? Myths vs. Real Talk [Working Not Working]
- How Much Is a Word Worth? [Medium]
- Here are the winners of the 2018 Pulitzer Prizes [Poynter]
Recently on Story Board:
- B.C. freelancers invited to participate in Vancity survey: Vancity is interested in learning more about the changing nature of work. If you live in B.C. and are a freelance, contract or independent worker, you’re invited to participate in the survey the credit union is conducting to try and understand the effect of self-employment on British Columbians…
- From Canada to the Netherlands, freelancers seek community and solidarity: Increasingly, freelancers around the world are seeing the value of community. Unions like our own CMG Freelance here in Canada are attracting a growing number of freelance members. And in the Netherlands, union membership among media freelancers is growing even faster…
Spot a story you think we should include in next week’s Off the Wire? Email the link to editor@thestoryboard.ca or tweet us at @storyboard_ca.
Posted on April 23, 2018 at 9:00 am by editor · · Tagged with: news, Off the Wire
