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1 Jun

National Pictures of the Year award winners announced

The news photographers Association of Canada has announced the winners of its annual National Pictures of the Year awards. The awards were announced at the 2011 photojournalism conference in Winnipeg, […]

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1 Jun

MediaCamp Montréal le journalisme numérique à lhonneur

Par Hugo Prévost de pieuvre.ca Collaboration en ligne, agences de presse, numérisation de l’information… Les discussions allaient bon train, samedi, sur la transformation des médias et l’avenir des professions des […]

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31 May

It’s awards season

For some lucky journalists, this is the most wonderful time of the year: award season. In the next couple of weeks, winners of the National Magazine Awards, the Western Magazine […]

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31 May

From the workshop to the real world: teaching investigative journalism

Teaching students the fundamentals of investigative journalism is important, but putting those principles into practice is the real test of an educational program. The journalism school at King’s College in […]

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31 May

Meet the minds behind Canada’s online news start-ups

Online news start-ups are collaborative, innovative, and full of great journalism — but where’s the money? Former J-Source associate editor Dana Lacey introduces you to the minds behind Canada’s online […]

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31 May

Missing the target

The Globe and Mail is ignoring educated people under thirty-five, writes Annie Burns-Pieper. What’s more, she adds, if changes aren’t made soon it’s going to cost them. Big time. Last […]

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31 May

Branded

How do I make my reputation as big as I can? Ryerson Review of Journalism writer Kristen Chamberlain looks into the wisdom of branding herself. It was November 2006 and […]

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31 May

Fermeture des salles de nouvelles de TQS: Remstar a fauté

<p style="margin-bottom: 0cm">D'après un <a href="http://www.scfp.qc.ca/librairies/sfv/telecharger.php?fichier=18608">jugement</a> unanime rendu hier par la Cour d'appel fédérale, Remstar devra verser les indemnités de départ prévues à la convention collective aux anciens employés de TQS. L'entreprise a acheté la chaîne en 2008 et a fermé toutes ses salles de nouvelles, congédiant du même coup 340 personnes. Depuis, le Mouton noir a été renommé V Télé.</p>

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31 May

Global announces new Toronto Morning Show

This fall, much-loved one-time Breakfast Television host Liza Fromer will be back on the air. Fromer is set to host Global News’ new Toronto morning show, appropriately dubbed The Morning  […]

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31 May

A slow march to open data

There’s a refreshing wind blowing in the land over access to government data. Slowly, but surely, it seems governments are catching on to the idea that the vast storehouses of […]

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