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29 Apr

Faut-il parler des amours de Sarkozy?

Marc Thibodeau, La Presse Le candidat de la droite à l’élection présidentielle française, Nicolas Sarkozy, a connu par le passé des tribulations amoureuses qui ont été largement couvertes par les […]

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27 Apr

— ProjetJ.ca —

Analyses, réflexions et ressources à ProjetJ.ca

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27 Apr

Transsexual journo gets personal

In one of the most heavily viewed stories on Latimes.com in 2007, sports columnist Mike Penner — who will transform into Christine Daniels over the coming weeks — wrote about […]

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27 Apr

The new Globe & Mail

A press release from Canada’s national newspaper provides an overview of the redesign, launched April 23.

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26 Apr

News, blog-style

In the wake of the Virginia Tech shootings, Poynter looks at how many news organizations favoured a blog-like reporting style over the traditional article format. A companion piece blog entry […]

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26 Apr

OJR comments on VA Tech coverage

Two discussion threads about the VA Tech shootings have emerged at USC’s Online Journalism Review, one attached to an entry entitled “Dangers of Citizen Journalism” and another to “VA Tech […]

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26 Apr

Typophiles weigh in

Typophile.com has a lively discussion going on about the new Globe and Mail. Join the discussion here.

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26 Apr

A new kind of interview

Jeff Jarvis at buzzmachine.com says that “the interview is outmoded and needs to be rethought,” citing e-mail, blogs and wikis as potentially valid means of obtaining a person’s words.

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26 Apr

Reader comments: the good, the bad and the ugly

An AP story examines how various newspapers monitor online reader comments and the ethics of allowing unfiltered content vs. assuming more editorial control.

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26 Apr

Death of newspapers a myth

Toronto Star business columnist David Olive says the imminent death of the newspaper is a myth, but that everybody in the newsroom should continue to stay on their toes and […]

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