Tuner.be L’essor d’Internet et du multimédia a considérablement modifié la façon de «faire du journalisme». Celle-ci doit maintenant se conjuguer en termes de convergence. L’AJP mène l’enquête, et propose, dans […]
READ MOREThe broadcasting industry is continuing to expand and new media are increasingly important to Canadians’ lives, said the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission in its annual broadcasting report. Findings from […]
READ MOREIn an essay in the Toronto Star, David Eaves and Taylor Owen explore the impact of blogging, which they contend reaches its 10th anniversary this month. “Blogging continues to be […]
READ MOREVancouver-based “citizen journalism” site NowPublic.com has received $10.6 million (US) in financing after turning down at least two acquisition offers. The Globe and Mail‘s Mathew Ingram spoke with Brody on […]
READ MORE24heures.ch Le site internet d’information NowPublic ambitionne de devenir, avec ses journalistes-citoyens, “la plus grosse agence de presse du monde” d’ici un an et demi, et a annoncé lundi un […]
READ MOREThe news that four people died when two U.S. news helicopters collided last week was stultifying; the deaths seemed too pointless to even mention here. Then I read Mark Hamilton’s […]
READ MORENowPublic Technologies Inc. calls itself the world’s largest participatory news network, with 100,000 non-professional contributing reporters from more than 140 countries and 3,600 cities, and a partnership with Associated Press. […]
READ MORETom Snyder, who started his career as a radio reporter but made his name with his TV interviews, has died from complications of leukemia, the New York Times reports. Snyder, […]
READ MOREFollowing the mid-air helicopter collision that killed four news station employees in Phoenix on July 27, CTV.ca features a contextual AP story about the event and a video clip from Saturday’s national news broadcast that shows […]
READ MORETo evaluate perceptions on how the news media reports on HIV/AIDS, Internews Network, with partners Global Network of People Living with HIV/AIDS and the International Council of AIDS Service Organizations […]
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