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Miranda L. Miller
Miranda L. Miller is a Canadian journalist, editor, and ghostwriter with more than 20 years of experience and thousands of published pieces to her credit, both under her own byline and behind the scenes.
As a journalist, Miranda is unrelenting in uncovering the facts and speaking truth to power, whether in business, local news, courts, or municipal politics. She approaches each piece with curiosity, precision, and a deep respect for the story and those it represents.
As a ghostwriter, she specializes in marketing and business journalism, creating articles, books, and reports for executives, authors, and global brands. Her writing spans thought leadership in leading business journals to technology features that translate complex ideas into clear, engaging narratives.
Miranda is a current member of the Canadian Association of Journalists and the International Society of Managing and Technical Editors, and a former member of the Canadian Media Guild and the Professional Writers Association of Canada. She is the Editor of OwenSoundCurrent.com, a local news publication and Top 100 Substack News site.
Extradition Trial Coverage: CBC News; Ontario Morning; BBC Scotland Radio
Coverage from the first and final day of the full extradition hearing for three charged in connection with the homicide of an Owen Sound, Ontario man. In a surprise twist of events, all three men — one charged with manslaughter, his father and uncle as accessories after the fact — dropped their argument that Canadian prison conditions would violate their human rights, and consented to extradition.
Scottish court says 3 men accused in Owen Sound restaurateur killing will face trial in Canada – A special to CBC News, with Kate Dubinski
Accused killers of Sharif Rahman will face trial in Canada – Radio and on-demand audio report with Matt Allen for CBC‘s Afternoon Drive
Three accused in Rahman homicide to be extradited back to Canada – Radio and on-demand audio report with Nav Nanwa for CBC‘s Ontario Morning
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Provides original reporting from a Scottish courtroom, covering legal developments, procedural updates, and the international implications of a Canadian homicide case.
Documents the evolving extradition case tied to a fatal assault, focusing on charges, legal arguments, and the criminal justice process across two countries.
With legal proceedings unfolding in Scotland and the crime occurring in Canada, the article examines cross-border legal complexities and extradition challenges.
Accessory Charges Debated, Prison Concerns Delayed in Evans Extradition Case for Rahman Homicide
A Scottish court has delayed decisions on charge equivalency and prison conditions in the extradition case of three UK men charged in connection with an Owen Sound man’s deadly assault in 2023.
Whether Canada’s accessory after the fact charge has a legal equivalent under Scottish law remains unresolved following a fourth preliminary extradition hearing Thursday in Edinburgh.
The outcome of this legal question is critical to whether two of the three UK family members wanted in connection with the 2023 death of Owen Sound restaurant owner Sharif Rahman can be extradited.
One man is accused of manslaughter; his father and uncle are alleged to have helped him flee the country.
Rahman, 44, sustained a devastating head injury after Robert Evans Jr. (also known as Michael Jones) allegedly punched him outside the restaurant. Witnesses say the dispute began over the Evans family’s refusal to pay for their meal.
Provides original reporting from a Scottish courtroom, covering legal developments, procedural updates, and the international implications of a Canadian homicide case.
Documents the evolving extradition case tied to a fatal assault, focusing on charges, legal arguments, and the criminal justice process across two countries.
With legal proceedings unfolding in Scotland and the crime occurring in Canada, the article examines cross-border legal complexities and extradition challenges.
From Sauble to Saugeen Beach: Sign Change on Canada Day Signals Land Reclamation
The Sauble Beach sign was changed to “Saugeen Beach” for July 1, marking a milestone in Saugeen First Nation’s land reclamation efforts and drawing mixed reactions locally.
This Canada Day, residents and visitors awoke to find a prominent symbol at the heart of one of Ontario’s most recognizable beaches had changed. The sign that once read “Sauble Beach” now reads “Saugeen Beach.”
It marks the end of one era — and the reassertion of a much older one.
The sign stands on reserve land legally affirmed by Canadian courts to be part of Saugeen First Nation #29 following a series of court rulings. Now, it signals a public declaration of ownership and identity, one that has been decades in the making.
Focused on a major symbolic and political shift in Grey-Bruce, this story documents a significant Canada Day event and its implications for the local community.
Explores legal rulings, municipal responses, and the political tensions surrounding Indigenous land rights, making it relevant to ongoing policy discussions.
Covers Saugeen First Nation’s decades-long legal battle and recent assertion of land rights, offering important context on Indigenous land reclamation and governance.
Vector Search: Optimizing For The Human Mind With Machine Learning
What is vector search and how is it transforming the search experience? Edo Liberty, CEO of Pinecone and former head of Amazon’s AI lab, explains.
One trend driving massive advancements in search technology is the shift from keywords to data that better represents the meaning of the query, and what’s known about it.
Keyword search has been driving content discovery since 1230 AD. That’s when French cardinal and biblical commentator Cardinal Hugh de St Cher completed the first known index in history.
Vector search marks a major shift from this traditional method of information retrieval to a future in which all of the complex data that makes up modern content assets can be put to work.
With insights into AI, machine learning, and vector databases, the article highlights cutting-edge innovations transforming how we interact with and optimize for search engines.
Breaks down the complex concept of vector search in accessible terms, using expert insights and analogies to help readers understand how it’s changing the search experience.
Centred around a Q&A with Pinecone CEO and former Amazon AI lead Edo Liberty, the article offers expert commentary on machine learning and search innovation directly from a key industry voice.
Is The 4-Day Week The Future Of Work? A Q&A With Joe O’Connor
Joe O’Connor and his team are transforming organizations with the four-day week. Is this the end of the traditional workweek?
Can spending less time on the clock actually make your team more productive?
Joe O’Connor thinks so. He’s the CEO of 4DayWeek.com, a company aiming to shift our collective mindsets around the traditional 9-to-5, Monday-to-Friday grind.
It sounds counterintuitive, for sure – and yet many organizations are willing to give it a try.
In fact, Search Engine Journal is experimenting with a four-day workweek right now.
Joe currently leads 4 Day Week Global’s pilot program, and in the first six months of 2022, 150 companies and 7,000 of their employees participated in six-month coordinated trials of the four-day week.
Reports on a significant workplace trend with expert insights, company data, and broader industry context.
Structured as a Q&A, the article features direct insights from a key figure in the four-day workweek movement, offering original perspectives.
Explores how shifting work models like the four-day week are influencing leadership, productivity, and competitive advantage across industries.
The State of OTT 2024: The Race to Profitability
A 22-page marketing whitepaper fully written and produced by Miranda L. Miller in collaboration with client subject matter experts.
What do you need on your roadmap today to ensure your enterprise remains a pacesetter as the competition heats up?
In this report, we explore the current state of the dynamic OTT landscape, offering valuable insights to readers seeking to stay ahead in the evolving streaming industry. In examining consumer priorities and dissecting business challenges and technological trends, we provide a comprehensive overview of the forces shaping the future of streaming.
This comprehensive report analyzes current trends, challenges, and opportunities in the OTT space, offering strategic insights for business leaders navigating a competitive landscape.
Highlights the role of emerging technologies such as AI, ML, cloud hosting, and blockchain in shaping the future of streaming platforms and viewer experiences.
Focused on the evolving dynamics of content delivery and monetization, this report examines how media and entertainment companies are adapting to a changing digital ecosystem.
Catastrophic Log4j Security Fail Threatens Enterprise Systems & Web Apps Worldwide
A serious code execution vulnerability in Log4j has security experts warning of potentially catastrophic consequences for enterprise organizations and web apps.
The vulnerability, listed as CVE-2021-44228 in the Apache Log4j Security Vulnerabilities log, enables remote attackers to take control of an affected system.
Log4j is an open source Apache logging system framework used by developers for recordkeeping within an application.
This exploit in the popular Java logging library results in Remote Code Execution (RCE). The attacker sends a malicious code string that, when logged by Log4j, allows the attacker to load Java on the server and take control.
Wired reports that attackers were using Minecraft’s chat function to exploit the vulnerability Friday afternoon.
Breaks down a complex cybersecurity vulnerability in Log4j for a non-technical audience, providing clear explanations of technical terms, exploit mechanics, and mitigation steps.
Reports breaking news on a major cybersecurity threat, sourcing expert commentary, official statements, and real-time updates to inform the public with accuracy and urgency.
Focuses on a critical security vulnerability, detailing how it works, who is affected, and what mitigation steps are recommended—core concerns in the cybersecurity field.
Editorial: Here’s What a Real Plan of Action for Downtown Improvement Can Look Like
As the Mayor of Windsor openly addresses the impacts of poverty and addiction in his city and shares a plan of action, we question where Owen Sound Mayor’s action plan ended up.
Sharif Rahman’s assault and death last August shook Owen Sound to its core. Years-long discussions around public safety in the “River District,” where the City is spending millions of dollars on beautification projects, suddenly became a hot-button issue again.
No one seems to be arguing that homelessness, poverty, or drug addiction played a direct role in Sharif’s assault. There is no indication that downtown residents had anything to do with it. And yet three people assaulted a man to the extent he died of his injuries, and they were able to simply vanish down near-empty streets.
Expresses a strong, informed opinion on local leadership and public safety, urging accountability and action from elected officials.
Focused entirely on issues specific to Owen Sound, the article reflects the concerns, conversations, and lived experiences of the local community.
Explores urban planning, public safety, and downtown revitalization efforts, examining how city infrastructure and policies shape daily life.
Crossing the Drake Passage: How to Prepare for the Drake Shake
One of the great unknowns for many people preparing for their Antarctic expedition is what to expect of their Drake Passage crossing.
I had packed a few seasickness remedies for my expedition (Sea-Band wristbands, Transderm Scop skin patches for motion sickness, and that old staple from the medicine cabinet: Gravol) just in case. But I wasn’t expecting any issues and looked forward to crossing into the Polar Circle and starting their adventure in Antarctica.
The Drake Passage weather looked promising enough and I’ve had plenty of experience on boats, even taking one to work for a few years across the sometimes punishing waters of Georgian Bay.
As I quickly learned though, seasickness can occur on any kind of water if you’re out there long enough.
Offers a personal and practical guide to one of the most iconic segments of Antarctic travel, aimed at helping future explorers prepare for their journey.
Subtly promoting the Quark Expeditions experience, the article blends storytelling with brand trust-building, positioning the company as both expert and empathetic guide.
Breaks down what the Drake Passage is, why it matters, and how to manage seasickness with expert insights, making it an informative resource for travelers.
