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Welcome to WOTS 2021, and thank you for joining us for today’s Fall Feature! Today’s guest is Tim Currie from the University of King’s College. We'll be talking about journalism in the modern age, and what makes Kings’ journalism program so unique.
This conversation is pre-recorded. To find out more about the King’s College Journalism program, go to ukings.ca/area-of-study/journalism/. To check out more events and discussions during our 2021 Word On The Street festival, go to toronto.thewordonthestreet.ca!
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Tim Currie teaches online journalism at King’s, including undergraduate multimedia production workshops and a master’s course in social media. He is an award-winning researcher and is co-editor of The New Journalist: Roles, Skills, and Critical Thinking (2010). Professor Currie worked as a freelance reporter and editor for the CBC and other outlets before returning to King’s in 1994. He has led the School of Journalism’s online journalism instruction since 1999. You can read more about his work at timcurrie.ca.
Welcome to WOTS 2021, and thank you for joining us for today’s Fall Feature! Today’s guest is Tim Currie from the University of King’s College. We'll be talking about journalism in the modern age, and what makes Kings’ journalism program so unique.
This conversation is pre-recorded. To find out more about the King’s College Journalism program, go to ukings.ca/area-of-study/journalism/. To check out more events and discussions during our 2021 Word On The Street festival, go to toronto.thewordonthestreet.ca!
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Tim Currie teaches online journalism at King’s, including undergraduate multimedia production workshops and a master’s course in social media. He is an award-winning researcher and is co-editor of The New Journalist: Roles, Skills, and Critical Thinking (2010). Professor Currie worked as a freelance reporter and editor for the CBC and other outlets before returning to King’s in 1994. He has led the School of Journalism’s online journalism instruction since 1999. You can read more about his work at timcurrie.ca.
