Archive
14 Jun

Angie an FOP hypocrite?

In the new movie “A Mighty Heart,” Angelina Jolie plays the widow of murdered WSJ reporter Daniel Pearl, killed while researching a story in Afghanistan. However, in a move that […]

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14 Jun

Christine St-Pierre : La ministre conteste sa mise à pied de la SRC

Dany BouchardLe Journal de Montréal La ministre québécoise de la Culture, des Communications et de la Condition féminine, Christine Saint-Pierre, conteste sa mise à pied de Radio-Canada à la suite […]

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14 Jun

Polémique autour dun christ

Ergo Sum, journal étudiant gênois, a été accusé de blasphème. Les rédacteurs s’en défendent, mais après avoir suscité moult polémiques, ils ont bien risqué l’arrêt de leur titre.

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14 Jun

Une seule chose à dire: NO WAY

Patrick Lagacé, La Presse Karine Gagnon est journaliste au Journal de Québec. En novembre dernier, elle a fait un papier sur des problèmes d’amiante dans des édifices gouvernementaux. Un employé […]

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12 Jun

Rogers to buy Citytv stations

Rogers Media is buying the five Citytv stations CTVglobemedia Inc. was ordered to sell for approximately $375 million. The stations are in Toronto, Edmonton, Calgary, Winnipeg and Vancouver, where CTV already has […]

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12 Jun

Oil and blood: Canada’s genocide connection

by Jeremy Klaszus I first learned that Talisman Energy was being sued for complicity in genocide in 2005. At the time, I was working as a j-school intern for Fast […]

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12 Jun

Journalism training from Reuters

This site provides links to a variety of resources from Reuters Foundation, which offers a variety of training programs for journalists around the globe. It also offers customized training programs for […]

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12 Jun

Ethics in multimedia storytelling

An interesting blog discussion about what guidelines should be used to ensure fairness and accuracy when gathering and producing audio material to accompany multimedia stories online.

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11 Jun

Fewer U.S. journalists seeking fellowships

The New York Times reports that Stanford, M.I.T. and Harvard experienced a decline in journalists seeking to specialize in business, science or other disciplines, but foreign applications are pouring in […]

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11 Jun

Takeover zeal in the news industry short-lived

Struggling with shrinking margins and uncertain prospects, newspaper companies have endured slumps in their stock prices in the past four years, making them ripe takeover targets. But bankers and analysts […]

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