Sandra E. Martin

The rapid progress and rampant spread of AI technology have necessitated a lengthier and more detailed roadmap

Published since the 18th century, political cartoons have never been far from controversy

AI may be a threat to journalism, but it also holds significant potential to support editorial quality

Reputable news organizations aren’t using AI to replace reporters, editors or photographers, but to support and scale their work

After each episode is recorded, Decibel producers – all of whom are journalists – fact-check and edit it, just as a written article is edited with an eye for accuracy, accountability and understandability

The term ‘far-right’ has appeared in headlines, reported news, analysis, explainers and opinion pieces in The Globe, as in other news media – but how is it different from ‘hard-right,’ ‘extreme-right,’ ‘alt-right’ or just plain ‘right-wing?’

The Globe’s policy, in practice, means that when we get something wrong, we correct it wherever the error appeared

This month’s column will delve into how wire services operate, why news organizations such as The Globe use them and whether their coverage is trustworthy

The Globe’s UX team is very aware of the importance of transparency to readers, so stories the algorithm has recommended are always displayed under ‘For You’ or ‘More For You’ subheadings

The perception of bias continues to exist, and has been identified as a reason for distrust in the media

Globe e-mail addresses received more than 7,000 attacks over a 90-day period, with the most occurring on Oct. 7

An increase in the volume of comments, along with their very sensitive nature, have presented additional challenges for moderators

The Globe’s editors strive for a mix of articles they publish, even though balanced coverage doesn’t result in – or require – an equal tally of words on each side

There are several factors - and limitations - that go into deciding what photos from the Israel-Hamas war are selected to publish

The Globe and Mail’s Public Editor Sandra E. Martin provides insight into the newsroom practices and processes that guide our coverage

Headlines often carry a heavy load in just a few words. It can be challenging for editors tasked with writing headlines for print and digital platforms

Trust in media has seen a ‘precipitous decline’. Rebuilding that trust requires integrity, transparency and accountability

In this issue of Amplify, guest editor Sandra E. Martin talks about taking the leap to try something new

In this issue of Amplify, guest editor Sandra E. Martin talks about single-parent homeownership