
MATT marks World Press Freedom Day and crucial democratic milestone
As Trinidad and Tobago reflects on the outcome of the April 28 general election, the Media Association of Trinidad and Tobago (MATT) joins the...
As Trinidad and Tobago reflects on the outcome of the April 28 general election, the Media Association of Trinidad and Tobago (MATT) joins the...
As journalists, we tell the stories of people in our communities every day. We have a duty to be fair, accurate and respectful to the people who let us into their homes and lives,
John Babb joined Newsday as its founding News Editor in 1993 and played a pivotal role in its foundation and growth until his retirement on March 4, 2016.
“We must stand together to protect and uphold the principles of press freedom, democracy, and the right of all citizens to access accurate and unbiased information.”
The AG's enthusiasm for the idea of regulation is not shared by MATT, which operates on principles of professional persuasion and formally stands against any effort or inference by the government or its representatives.
According to Reporters sans Frontières, Trinidad and Tobago provides a generally safe and protected environment for the profession.
The Media Viability Accelerator is a model public-private partnership that will help keep independent media outlets around the world financially sustainable.
Minister of Communications Symon de Nobrega discussed press freedom in the wake of the controversial decision to limit attendance at press conferences at the Diplomatic Centre.
Dr Gerard Hutchinson's insights into stressors in the workplace and on the job for working journalists.
Professor Gerard Hutchinson leads a conversation this Saturday about mental health issues faced by working journalists, particularly in the wake of the pandemic.