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Many readers of this report will remember Walter Cronkite, Chet Huntley, David Brinkley, Jack Anderson and many others of the great TV anchors, news reporters and investigative columnists who delivered news the public trusted. Those were the days of ...

Good journalism committed to the highest standards of keeping truth as the ultimate guidepost to gather and present facts has never been more complex than it is today. We live in an era that embraces a highly sophisticated arena of communication devi...

A former Commanding Officer of the Royal Bermuda Regiment, Government spokesman and journalist including editor of the Mid-Ocean News, has died at 79. Lieutenant-Colonel Gavin Shorto was recalled for a level headed demeanour that prevailed during cha...

A documentary highlighting the work of black journalists in the midst of the theatre boycotts is being given an encore series of screenings this week. The Department of Community and Cultural Affairs announced that Broadcasting Black, created by Dana...

A former manager of the Bermuda News Bureau known for his meticulous attention to detail has died. William Breisky, 92, also a former editor for the Cape Cod Times, died on New Year's Day from complications related to Covid-19. He moved to Bermuda i...

Much of the world today is awash with huge waves of positive and negative information about many troubling situations, and attempting to discern fact from fiction can be at times stressful and disturbing. Meanwhile the free press toils 24/7 in seekin...

Like many businesses, American newsrooms have been forced to cut back their staffs during the coronavirus pandemic, shrinking the number of journalists of colour covering the crisis. Many worry that, as the coronavirus spreads disproportionately acro...

Around the world, including here in Bermuda, the media are often attacked for doing their job, which is to report truth and facts involving day-to-day events affecting lives. Professional journalists in most cases undergo special training to inform ...

Events unfolded the moment explosives from an American-controlled drone took the life of Iran’s General Qassem Soleimani on orders from Donald Trump. As tensions erupted in the Middle East faster than an exploding volcano, the world press scrambled ...

A top name in Bermudian broadcasting retired from the industry yesterday, 50 years after she started her career. Darlene Livingston celebrated with Bermuda Broadcasting Company colleagues and received congratulations from David Burt, the Premier, and...

Tim Hodgson, a former Editor of the Mid-Ocean News and Editorial Consultant for The Royal Gazette, has died. He was 57. Colleagues and friends said Mr Hodgson, who started his career in journalism aged just 15, was an unparalleled reporter whose outp...

Thaao Dill has been appointed the new chief executive officer for the Media Council of Bermuda. He succeeds Don Burgess, whose three-year term ended on October 1. He will remain part of the Working Group as an ex office member. Mr Dill said, “I’m ex...