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We will be the first to acknowledge that reporters can be persistent — sometimes even obnoxious — in asking questions. But that, at least in the United States, has not generally been considered a crime. So it is more than a little troubling that a re...

Roger Daltrey of The Who sang it with a full-throated scream in 1971: “We won’t get fooled again!” And yet, we still do. Oh, do we ever. Remember this one from the presidential campaign? The “news story” that spread the lie that Pope Francis had endo...

The media’s job in strengthening the role of the Public Accounts Committee was among the agenda items for an overseas forum attended by Opposition MP Wayne Furbert, chairman of Bermuda’s PAC. The two-day conference’s discussion points were put forwar...

Without the media, imperfect as they may be, many terrible injustices against men, women and children would be for ever swept under the carpet by brutally murderous regimes that cling to power by crushing resistance with any method at their disposal....

There is an old saying that a lie travels much faster than the truth. Today, with massive modern communication gadgets sweeping the globe, very little takes place without others thousands of miles away being informed instantly — often with pictures a...

Since the presidential election last week, Facebook’s role in policing fake news on its site has become a very hot topic. And it should be. Throughout the election, Facebook’s behaviour has exposed what seems to be a great contradiction at its heart....

What do you do when you have been given a death sentence? Do you live your remaining time to the fullest or do you spend that time taking long-shot chances at a cure? No, this is not a column about cancer. It is a column about businesses whose core i...

The Media Council of Bermuda’s new executive officer has been named as Don Burgess. Mr Burgess, the former deputy editor of The Bermuda Sun, will handle unresolved disputes with media outlets in his new post. He succeeds Jeremy Deacon, who took on t...

The Royal Gazette received a welcome boost this summer courtesy of a group of young Bermudian interns pursuing careers in journalism. Those who read the bylines may already be familiar with the work of Jahzuena Douglas, Ezrah Rampersad and Rajan Simo...

When I was much younger, my interests perhaps could have been best described as mechanical and mathematical. I certainly had no inclination towards sociology or psychology. However, a series of events led me along a path that resulted in baccalaureat...

Bermuda has again made headlines in the British news. A Daily Mail travel feature, which has been circulating in social media, aims to dispel commonly held myths about the Island. Singled out for “offering a holiday experience [that is] in many ways...

Bermuda Press (Holdings) Ltd is celebrating the first milestone on its path to earning an Investors in People designation. The Investors in People Standard is an international framework and mark of excellence for people management across 75 countries...