<p><strong>By Mary-Katherine Boss, Student Lounge Editor</strong></p><p>In early September, Queen's University’s student government, the Alma Mater Society (AMS), pulled its advertising from the campus’s student newspaper, <em>The Queen’s Journal. </em>While the AMS said the decision was purely financial, <em>Journal</em> editors see it as a result of its unflattering coverage of the society.</p>
READ MORE<p>When it comes to investigating companies, it makes a huge difference whether the corporation is publicly-traded or privately-held.</p><p>Securities regulators ensure that public companies report certain types of information regularly. The best place online to find such information for Canadian companies is <a href="http://www.sedar.com">www.sedar.com</a></p><p>But it's a completely different story for private outfits. There are few mandatory reporting requirements. This means investigative journalists have to be more resourceful.</p>
READ MOREAn analysis by Steven Brill’s Journalism Online experiment in the New York Times, shows that newspapers charging for online content did not have a significant decline in traffic. The papers […]
READ MOREAn online project for journalists that tracks and links to government and NGO reports in Canada, which launched in April, now has more than 170 entries. Reports Canada, a blog […]
READ MOREDavid Carr has a piece in the New York Times about why business journalism has failed so badly lately. Excerpts: ” “The headline that you will never hear is ‘The […]
READ MOREBy Andrew Flynn The Internet has turned the common business journalist into a kind information commando — the pressure to seek, obtain and quickly disseminate news demands a nimble expert […]
READ MORECreated by Investigative Reporters and Editors, Inc. This site provides access to reporter contacts, links, and resources searchable by beat.
READ MOREThis tutorials page at BusinessJournalism.org provides a series of lessons for business reporters prepared by journalism and business professors. Topics include: covering financial markets, using numbers effectively, understanding financial statements, […]
READ MOREGENERAL RESOURCES Glossary of Automotive Terms http://strategis.ic.gc.ca/epic/internet/inauto-auto.nsf/en/h_am00614e.html This site provides a listing of the most common automotive terms, including jargon. It’s set up using an easy-to-browse alphabetical style. The definitions […]
READ MOREThis research guide is developed for Ryerson University, and offers a selection of links that are related to companies and industry. COMPANIEShttp://ryerson.ca/library/subjects/company/internetcompany.htmlThis section focuses on companies, and the links are […]
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