Archive
9 Mar

ROBTv changes name to BNN

Report on Business Television (ROBTv), is changing its name to Business News Network or BNN. The show which started in 1999 and leveraged the brand of the Report on Business […]

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8 Mar

The Student Newscentre

Students in Canada produce more than 120 publications — from student newspapers to journalism school publications to a professional magazine. Here, you’ll find links to these student publications, student journalism […]

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8 Mar

News is a Conversation (Concordia)

This Concordia journalism department is currently tackling the subject of climate change and have named their school’s blog “Tempest.”

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8 Mar

“‘Rye’ and coke”: Uncovering a university’s secret deals

by Robyn DoolittleEditor-in-Chief, The Eyeopener By the time I got back to the office, our issue with “Cracking Coke” had been on stands for about three hours. When I saw […]

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8 Mar

Company/industry sources research guide

This 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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8 Mar

Webcasts on Finance

CFA, the Chartered Financial Analyst, presents a selection of educational audio webcasts related to business and finance, broadcasted over the internet. The presentations can be searched by title, topic, author/speaker, […]

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8 Mar

April 16, 2007: Event’s Annual Creative Non-Fiction Contest

EVENT’s 20th Annual Creative Non-Fiction Contest Three winners will each receive $500 plus payment for publication in Event 36/3. Other manuscripts may be published. Final Judge: Keath FraserKeath Fraser’s memoir, […]

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7 Mar

Cyber libel and Canada’s courts

AnalysisRoger McConchie, a Vancouver lawyer who specializes in libel and privacy issues, has compiled detailed summaries of Canadian court rulings on Internet libel.

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7 Mar

Joe Howe, revisited

John Ralston Saul, Joseph Howe & The Battle for Freedom of Speech. Gaspereau Press, paperback, 61 pages, $18.95. Reviewed by Dean Jobb Joseph Howe, the courageous editor of the Novascotian, […]

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7 Mar

Expanding the defence of qualified privilege

By David A. Crerar A court ruling in the case of Leenen v. CBC described the law of defamation as “a mausoleum of antiquities peculiar to the common law and […]

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