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Who needs journalism schools?

Publication: Canadian Speeches
Publication Date: 01-MAY-03 		Format: Online - approximately 850 words
Delivery: Immediate Online Access
Full Article Title: Who needs journalism schools?(speech by Denise Bombardier, Radio-Canada freelancer)

Article Excerpt
What prospective journalists need to learn is economics, law, international relations, social science -- and how to write. Excerpts from evidence presented May 6.

I am not an employee of Radio-Canada, I have always been a freelance at Radio-Canada and I produce my own programs. I speak on my own behalf and I am going to tell you what I think.

I am living this life by working in public service. When I chose public service, we had the option of going into public service or private television. I chose public service television because I believed in education. I thought that television was a fabulous tool for social change--which was true at one time. I lived through this evolution and I adjusted over the years, while...

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