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...
Reporters Without Frontiers reports on President Trump’s first 100 days with the media
As President Donald Trump approaches the 100-day mark of his second presidency, he continues to carry out the threats he made on the campaign...
Updated: Interim executive in outreach to media practitioners
The executive led by journalist Dale Enoch, is on a campaign to encourage greater interest and participation in the organisation.
MATT restates call for clearer criteria at government press conferences
MATT continues to call for clearer criteria for access by media professionals to government officials.
To Be or Not To Be – A discussion of public procurement law in TT
Public procurement has the potential to influence global supply chains in a positive or negative way.
Media invited to two-day HIV reporting workshop
The event hopes to build a sustainable partnership with the media to act as advocates for change.
Talking through trauma – The journalism story
Professor Gerard Hutchinson leads a conversation this Saturday about mental health issues faced by working journalists, particularly in the wake of the pandemic.
MATT: Journalists should expect and extend civility in press conferences
When press conferences turn personal, there is the potential to create a chilling effect in the form of self censorship of the journalism.
TT Journalism Foundations: Sharon Pitt
SHARON Pitt is the recipient of media excellence awards for news reading and educational radio programmes over a 30-year career.
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.