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6 Apr

Le Conseil de presse blâme Quebecor pour voyeurisme

<p style="margin-bottom: 0cm;">Le Conseil de presse du Québec (CPQ) blâme quatre filiales de la société Quebecor pour ce qui s'apparente à du voyeurisme. Il juge que les journalistes Andrew McIntosh et Kina Adamczyk de l'<i>Agence QMI</i> ont porté atteinte à la vie privée de Geneviève Morand, alpiniste amateur, dans un article paru dans <i>Le Journal de Montréal,</i> <i>Le Journal de Québec</i>, et sur le site <i>Canöe.</i><span style="font-style: normal;"> Quatre cadres sont également mis en cause.</span></p>

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6 Apr

RTNDA Canada announces Central Regional Award Recipients

The Association of Electronic Journalists (RTNDA Canada) has announced the Central region winners of its annual electronic journalism awards. The awards honour the best programs, stations and newsgathering organizations in […]

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6 Apr

It’s official: Facebook for Journalists

Is Facebook suffering from Twitter envy? In an attempt to make the social networking site more prevalent among journalists — and to cinch the newsroom crown — Facebook has launched […]

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6 Apr

Journalistes ivoiriens: le départ de Gbagbo ne règlera rien

Le départ du président sortant de la Côte d’Ivoire, Laurent Gbagbo, et la prise de pouvoir de son rival, Alassane Ouattara, ne sont pas une garantie de sécurité pour les […]

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5 Apr

Calgary Herald: Swerve Ahead

Shelley Youngblut created a vibrant, compelling magazine for the Calgary Herald that can serve as a model for other cities. Find out the secrets behind her editorial and financial success. […]

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5 Apr

Pink flak jackets and babies: there’s more to women in the field

It was easy to find inspiration at Ryerson University’s all-day symposium about women in journalism. One seasoned journalist dedicated herself to promoting on-air representation of women after listening to 5 […]

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5 Apr

Sun TV head Luc Lavoie: “I don’t have a social mission”

Sun News lands on the Canadian media landscape in three weeks. Dubbed “Fox News North” in anticipation of its right-wing slant, the Quebec network will rely on the existing controversy […]

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5 Apr

Péladeau sur le JdeM: le syndicat n’a pas compris l’évolution du marché

<p style="margin-bottom: 0cm; font-weight: normal;">Le président de Quebecor, propriétaire du <i>Journal de Montréal</i>, a accordé ce matin une rare entrevue à l'antenne du 98,5FM. L'animateur de l'émission matinale, Paul Arcand, l'a questionné pendant près d'une demi-heure sur son investissement dans l'amphithéâtre de Québec, mais surtout sur le conflit de travail qui a affecté le navire amiral de son empire pendant les deux dernières années. <i>Projetj</i> a retranscrit un extrait de l'<a href="http://www.985fm.ca/audioplayer.php?mp3=96436">entretien</a>:</p>

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5 Apr

Maritime mag opens restaurant

Halifax-based Saltscapes magazine is branching out into the restaurant biz. The local mag first talked about extending the brand five years ago, but loyal readers (who often compete for recipe […]

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5 Apr

Veteran journos dish on election

CBC’s The House has enlisted veteran journalists Tom Clark (who has covered every election since 1974) and Kevin Newman (every election since 1988) to help “cut through the spin.” The […]

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