Médias et journalisme
L'accès à une information fiable est essentiel à la démocratie. Le domaine du journalisme traverse une transformation radicale, stimulée à la fois par les changements dans la production en réseau des nouvelles au sein de l'économie numérique, l'évolution des normes de consommation des contenus médiatiques, et l'économie numérique en mutation rapide de la production de nouvelles.
Le Centre pour les médias, la technologie et la démocratie s'efforce de mieux comprendre cet écosystème journalistique, d'élaborer des politiques publiques intelligentes qui soutiennent la pratique et la production du journalisme civique, et de former les journalistes à évoluer avec succès dans ce nouvel écosystème médiatique.
Featured Report
What Should the CBC Be?
July 2025
This report presents the findings of a two-year study that draws on best practices in public service media from within Canada and in 17 other countries around the world. It is informed by consultation with a broad range of media and public media experts, as well as insights from our national survey, “Do We Need the CBC?” We sought to understand the current role of public media in the larger Canadian media landscape, to assess its relevance, and to propose appropriate recommendations to bring the CBC/Radio-Canada — and the resources allocated to it — in line with needs and expectations of Canadians today.
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National Survey: How Do Canadians Really Feel About the CBC?
October 2024
As the CBC/Radio-Canada undergoes its first formal mandate review since the 1990s, we asked Canadians how they feel about the CBC. Do they really want to “defund the CBC?” In our national survey Do We Need the CBC?, we examine how people feel about the current media landscape, and where Canada’s national public broadcaster fits within it.
The survey’s biggest insight: a majority of Canadians want to preserve the CBC/Radio-Canada.
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