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: 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
UTT responds to MATT concerns of gender imbalance on media panel
Professor Persad has offered MATT the university's assistance in providing academic support and assistance in technical matters.
MATT meets with Tobago’s Chief Secretary on media access
"The THA recognises the media is critical in the democratic process and are committed to keeping the lines of communication open between government and media." - Farley Augustine
Updated: MATT distributes KN95 masks to journalists
The distribution has been sent to more than 200 journalists, both those employed by media houses and those who freelance for them.
Taylor, Jackson and Clarke join MATT Executive
Two of the new executive members are journalists working in Tobago and the third is a news photographer, in keeping with the MATT executive’s pursuit of inclusion across all practicing arms of local journalism.
MATT on allegations of disinformation and due process
MATT has no jurisdiction over individual newsrooms and their reporters, who are accountable to their editors and respective media houses.
Three resign from MATT executive
The current members of the executive will work to strengthen its governance capacity and ready ourselves to report on the work of our first quarter.
MATT General Meeting, November 27, 2021: Digital Dialogue 01
A TT Media Association conversation with Prior Beharry, Kalain Hosein and Lasana Liburd, moderated by Mark Lyndersay,