Difference between revisions of "The Canary"
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
http://www.thecanary.co/ 
(Inaugurating) |
m (Text replacement - "mainstream media" to "corporate media") |
||
| (12 intermediate revisions by 3 users not shown) | |||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
{{Website | {{Website | ||
|URL=http://www.thecanary.co/ | |URL=http://www.thecanary.co/ | ||
| + | |twitter=https://twitter.com/TheCanarySays | ||
|image=The_Canary.png | |image=The_Canary.png | ||
|image_width=240px | |image_width=240px | ||
| − | | | + | |facebook=https://www.facebook.com/TheCanarySays/ |
| + | |own_words=An online media outlet that has a global outlook and reach. One that isn’t afraid to challenge the ''status quo'', to ask the hard questions and to have an opinion. | ||
| + | |constitutes=independent media | ||
}} | }} | ||
| − | + | '''''The Canary''''' is an online media outlet with what it describes as a unique business model and boasting some of the best news, politics, science, technology, health and wellbeing writers from around the world.<ref>''[http://www.thecanary.co/values/ "What is The Canary?"]''</ref> A March 2017 media review described ''The Canary'' as an alternative UK news site whose target audience is the pro-[[Jeremy Corbyn|Corbyn]] Left, and asked the question: what impact will its business model have on the aim to provide an alternative to the {{ccm}}?<ref>''[https://videosenglish.telesurtv.net/video/651886/media-review-651886/ "Media Review - The Canary"]''</ref> | |
| − | '''''The Canary''''' is | ||
| − | |||
==Values== | ==Values== | ||
| − | + | ''The Canary'' laments that a handful of individuals are controlling our [[corporate media]], that mass media coverage is largely conservative and says a counterpoint is needed: | |
| + | :The team at ''The Canary'' believe a free, fair and fearless media is the bedrock of a functioning democracy, because for democracy to work, it requires informed consent from its citizens. We intend to help generate that informed consent by providing our readers with high-quality, well-researched and incisive journalism. | ||
| − | + | :Our content focuses on news, ideas, and key developments that impact democracy, equality and fairness. | |
| − | + | :Around twenty freelance writers are contributing daily articles to the site, in return for 50% of profit as a proportion of the traffic they generate. | |
| − | + | :The other 50% is split between a small remuneration for three section editors, and the marketing budget. The Managing Director and Editor-in-Chief won’t take a share of profit until the site is earning enough through advertising, sponsorship, and affiliate marketing to redistribute some of the marketing budget. | |
| − | + | :We also channel revenue into an [[Investigative Journalism Fund]]. This will enable the kind of long form, original, investigative journalism that has become a rarity in the cash-strapped mainstream. | |
| − | We | + | :We believe that the people who generate our content should be rewarded fairly. At ''The Canary'', the writers and editors are not beholden to any corporate owner or to the interests of shareholders. Our business model also encourages real team work – we win or lose together. |
| − | We | + | :We see ''The Canary'' as an important part of building a new media in the UK – and around the world – which helps move towards a more fair, just and equal world. |
| − | + | ==Team== | |
| + | ''The Canary'''s team includes journalists, photographers, cartoonists and domain experts: | ||
| − | + | * [[Kerry-Anne Mendoza]], Editor-in-Chief | |
| − | |||
| − | * [[Kerry- | ||
* [[Drew Rose]], Editor – News and Politics | * [[Drew Rose]], Editor – News and Politics | ||
* [[Nancy W Mendoza]], Editor – Science and Technology | * [[Nancy W Mendoza]], Editor – Science and Technology | ||
| Line 34: | Line 35: | ||
===Writers=== | ===Writers=== | ||
| − | * Nafeez Ahmed | + | * [[Nafeez Ahmed]] |
| − | * Ignacio Amigo | + | * [[Ignacio Amigo]] |
| − | * Emily Apple | + | * [[Emily Apple]] |
| − | * Sophia Blackwell | + | * [[Sophia Blackwell]] |
| − | * Conrad Bower | + | * [[Brad Hoff]] |
| − | * Jessica Brown | + | * [[Conrad Bower]] |
| − | * Chris Court-Dobson | + | * [[Jessica Brown]] |
| − | * Marianne Edwards | + | * [[Chris Court-Dobson]] |
| − | * Jessica Gay | + | * [[Marianne Edwards]] |
| − | * Lucy Goodchild van Hilten | + | * [[Jessica Gay]] |
| − | * Tilly Grove | + | * [[Lucy Goodchild van Hilten]] |
| − | * Carlyn Harvey | + | * [[Tilly Grove]] |
| − | * Andrew Humphrey | + | * [[Carlyn Harvey]] |
| − | * Katharine Loydall | + | * [[Andrew Humphrey]] |
| − | * Kerry-anne Mendoza | + | * [[Katharine Loydall]] |
| − | * Nancy W Mendoza | + | * [[Kerry-anne Mendoza]] |
| − | * Elizabeth Mizon | + | * [[Nancy W Mendoza]] |
| − | * John Ranson | + | * [[Elizabeth Mizon]] |
| − | * Ali Reid | + | * [[John Ranson]] |
| − | * Mia Rozenbaum | + | * [[Ali Reid]] |
| − | * John Schafthauer | + | * [[Mia Rozenbaum]] |
| − | * Bex Sumner | + | * [[John Schafthauer]] |
| − | * Ed Sykes | + | * [[Bex Sumner]] |
| − | * Steve Topple | + | * [[Ed Sykes]] |
| − | * Michaela Whitton | + | * [[Steve Topple]] |
| − | * Sam Woolfe | + | * [[Michaela Whitton]] |
| − | * James Wright<ref>[http://www.thecanary.co/team/ "The Canary - Team"]</ref> | + | * [[Sam Woolfe]] |
| + | * [[James Wright]]<ref>''[http://www.thecanary.co/team/ "The Canary - Team"]''</ref> | ||
| + | ==Wikipedia== | ||
| + | "[[Philip Cross]]" has made a lot of edits to The Canary's [[Wikipedia]] page. | ||
| + | {{SMWDocs}} | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
<references/> | <references/> | ||
| − | |||
| − | |||
Latest revision as of 19:17, 14 December 2023
http://www.thecanary.co/ In its own words:
"An online media outlet that has a global outlook and reach. One that isn’t afraid to challenge the status quo, to ask the hard questions and to have an opinion."
Constitutes: independent media
The Canary is an online media outlet with what it describes as a unique business model and boasting some of the best news, politics, science, technology, health and wellbeing writers from around the world.[1] A March 2017 media review described The Canary as an alternative UK news site whose target audience is the pro-Corbyn Left, and asked the question: what impact will its business model have on the aim to provide an alternative to the commercially-controlled media?[2]
Contents
Values
The Canary laments that a handful of individuals are controlling our corporate media, that mass media coverage is largely conservative and says a counterpoint is needed:
- The team at The Canary believe a free, fair and fearless media is the bedrock of a functioning democracy, because for democracy to work, it requires informed consent from its citizens. We intend to help generate that informed consent by providing our readers with high-quality, well-researched and incisive journalism.
- Our content focuses on news, ideas, and key developments that impact democracy, equality and fairness.
- Around twenty freelance writers are contributing daily articles to the site, in return for 50% of profit as a proportion of the traffic they generate.
- The other 50% is split between a small remuneration for three section editors, and the marketing budget. The Managing Director and Editor-in-Chief won’t take a share of profit until the site is earning enough through advertising, sponsorship, and affiliate marketing to redistribute some of the marketing budget.
- We also channel revenue into an Investigative Journalism Fund. This will enable the kind of long form, original, investigative journalism that has become a rarity in the cash-strapped mainstream.
- We believe that the people who generate our content should be rewarded fairly. At The Canary, the writers and editors are not beholden to any corporate owner or to the interests of shareholders. Our business model also encourages real team work – we win or lose together.
- We see The Canary as an important part of building a new media in the UK – and around the world – which helps move towards a more fair, just and equal world.
Team
The Canary's team includes journalists, photographers, cartoonists and domain experts:
- Kerry-Anne Mendoza, Editor-in-Chief
- Drew Rose, Editor – News and Politics
- Nancy W Mendoza, Editor – Science and Technology
- Lauren Henderson, Editor – Health and Wellness
Writers
- Nafeez Ahmed
- Ignacio Amigo
- Emily Apple
- Sophia Blackwell
- Brad Hoff
- Conrad Bower
- Jessica Brown
- Chris Court-Dobson
- Marianne Edwards
- Jessica Gay
- Lucy Goodchild van Hilten
- Tilly Grove
- Carlyn Harvey
- Andrew Humphrey
- Katharine Loydall
- Kerry-anne Mendoza
- Nancy W Mendoza
- Elizabeth Mizon
- John Ranson
- Ali Reid
- Mia Rozenbaum
- John Schafthauer
- Bex Sumner
- Ed Sykes
- Steve Topple
- Michaela Whitton
- Sam Woolfe
- James Wright[3]
Wikipedia
"Philip Cross" has made a lot of edits to The Canary's Wikipedia page.
Employee on Wikispooks
| Employee | Job | Appointed | End |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mohamed Elmaazi | Journalist | May 2018 | November 2019 |
Related Document
| Title | Type | Publication date | Author(s) | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Document:IMPRESS dismisses Mann's smears of antisemitism against Skwawkbox and The Canary | Article | 25 November 2021 | Steve Walker | Mr Mann, or Lord Mann as he likes to be called according to his Twitter handle, has a long record of enmity toward Skwawkbox and the left media, which have highlighted his own actions and his own displays of contempt toward Gypsy Roma and Traveller people, which caused them deep hurt and even led to him being interviewed by police. |
A document sourced from The Canary
| Title | Type | Subject(s) | Publication date | Author(s) | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Document:Corbyn fans should welcome this attempted coup, the Blairites are committing political suicide | article | Tony Blair Jeremy Corbyn Hilary Benn Margaret Hodge Ann Coffey 2016 EU Referendum | 26 June 2016 | Kerry-anne Mendoza | In these uncertain days after the Brexit vote, when the Labour party needed to rally UK progressives to prevent a right-wing Brexit from the European Union – a small number of Labour MPs have instead chosen to mount a coup against leader Jeremy Corbyn. But Corbyn supporters should be ecstatic, because this opportunistic and ignorant move is an act of political suicide for the Blairites. |
Many thanks to our Patrons who cover ~2/3 of our hosting bill. Please join them if you can.
