Archive
30 Nov

Wartime coverage under fire

In “The Press at War,” written for City Journal, James Q. Wilson weighs in on the role of the press in wartime. He says, “Given press coverage of our efforts […]

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30 Nov

Bringing newspapers back

The Belfast Telegraph put together a group of leading media figures from Google News to BBC to ask them about the future of newspapers. Steve Auckland of Associated Newspapers says, […]

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29 Nov

News anchor remembered as a pioneer

Former CBC-TV news anchorLarry Henderson, who died at 89 in London, Ont., on Monday, is remembered as someone who “embedded thenotion of the anchor in people’s minds.” In a story […]

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28 Nov

News media call Iraq conflict civil war

In his blog, Howard Kurtz of the Washington Post pulls together some of the context around the decision by some major U.S. media outlets to use the term civil war […]

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28 Nov

Knight named head of St. Joseph Media

Douglas Knight, former publisher of the Financial Post and the Toronto Sun, has been appointed president of St. Joseph Media, which publishes such magazines as Toronto Life, Quill & Quire […]

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27 Nov

N.B. blogger acquitted

A judge ruled that New Brunswick blogger Charles LeBlanc was doing nothing wrong when he was arrested outside a Saint John conference centre during a protest last June. LeBlanc, a […]

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27 Nov

Study of election night coverage votes in a winner

The Project for Excellence in Journalism released a study today of coverage by 32 different media outlets on U.S. Mid-term Election Day. The study offers “five lessons” about reporting on […]

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27 Nov

Torstar taps Spec editor for top Kitchener job

Dana Robbins, editor of the Hamilton Spectator, has been appointed publisher of the Record of Waterloo Region and the Guelph Mercury newspapers. He replaces Fred Kuntz, who was recently named […]

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24 Nov

UK media trade mag closes after 41 years

The Press Gazette, a magazine out of Britain that reports on journalism and the media, has closed after 41 years. According to Wikipedia, co-owner Matthew Freud claimed the decision to […]

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23 Nov

Canadian Federation of Students says no to reporters

The Canadian Federation of Students (CFS) has banned reporters from attending their semi-annual general meeting. The CFS, which represents almost half a million students across the country,has blocked student reporters […]

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