OM DENNE EPISODE
The internet didn't just change the news. It also changed our reality. In his first public speech since stepping down as VP of News at Google, Richard Gingras offers a rare, insider’s look at the evolution of our digital information system and why technology alone won't fix the future of journalism. Angela Pacienza, executive editor at The Globe and Mail, joins him to discuss the path forward.
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