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21 Nov

Journalists and the law

This section contains information, advice and commentary on legal issues that affect how journalists do their jobs.

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21 Nov

Aboriginal editor named one of Globe’s Top 100 Women

Linda Powless, a 50-year-old Mohawk from the Six Nations reserve west of Hamilton, has been named one of the Globe and Mail‘s Top 100 Women. Powless is thepublisher and editor […]

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20 Nov

National Magazine Awards call for submissions

One sure sign of winter is the launch of the journalism awards season. This year’s call for NMA submissions opens Dec. 1, 2006 and ends Jan. 10, 2007. The submission […]

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17 Nov

Helen Allen dies

Veteran journalist Helen Allen, who became best known for her column Today’s Child, has died, the Toronto Star reports.

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17 Nov

<i>Reader’s Digest</i> sold for $1.6 billion

The Globe and Mail‘s Keith McArthur puts some faces and context to the whopping numbers behind the sale of the world’s best read magazine brand.

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16 Nov

FactCheck.org: monitoring U.S. politics

Monitors the factual accuracy of what is said by major U.S. political players in the form of TV ads, debates, speeches, interviews, and news releases.

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16 Nov

A worldwide listing of online newspapers and magazines

The database boasts 4,500 magazines and 3,000 newspapers and is compiled and maintained by Metagrid in Germany. Magazines are organized by subject, newspapers are organized by region and country. In […]

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16 Nov

Statistics resources for lawyers

This site offers articles, guides, teaching materials, an alert service and much more. Maintained by the law firm Ballard Spahr Andrews & Ingersoll, LLP, it provides materials for experienced researchers, […]

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16 Nov

Journalism.org Toolbox

The U.S. Based Project for Excellence in Journalism provides a section of their website devoted to Journalism Resources. The Journalism Tools section provides links to: “… ideas, strategies and techniques […]

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16 Nov

Researching people on the Internet: tips from the OJR

This two-part article by Paul Grabowicz is published by the Online Journalism Review. Part one focuses on using freely available public records databases on the web to find information about […]

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