Journalists: Pedal harder to stay free
T&T’s rankings have merit mainly because our journalists have remained vigilant, pushing back at threats to press freedom, strenuously guarding our rights and holding politicians to account.
Executive perspective: Acknowledge our media elders
Many in the field who despite the opposition, resentment, ignorance and fear faced somehow found a way to rise above the challenges.
Executive perspective: Media must evolve with technology
In 2022, press freedom is learning to live and evolve with the tecnology while guarding the principles and foundations of true Journalism.
TT Journalism Foundations: Trevor McDonald
A cricket fan, Sir Trevor has written biographies of West Indian batsmen Viv Richards and Clive Lloyd.
TT Journalism Foundations: Andy Johnson
Andy marks his fiftieth anniversary as a journalist and reporter this year, beginning with his first salary as a reporter writing for Moko.
Statement from the Media Association of T&T (MATT) on the occasion of World Press Freedom Day May 03, 2022
“There can be no democracy without the functioning free press.” - Andy Johnson
Defamation: Justice Latchoo’s key points of concern for working journalists
“(Defamation is where) a shameful action is attributed to a man, a shameful character, a shameful course of action, or a shameful condition.
MATT members eligible for ANSA McAL Rewards Card
MATT will continue to uphold the Fourth Estate and where possible, engage offers that provide health and economic support for our members.
Four journalists honoured in 2020 national awards
Four journalists were awarded national awards at this year’s awards for the year 2020 on March 07, 2022.
Bad Mouth: Justice Latchoo in conversation about defamation – March 05
Justice Latchoo is the author of the text “Newsroom Law, a legal guide for Commonwealth Caribbean journalists,’’ published by UWI Press.