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26 Feb

Journal de Montréal: offre patronale acceptée

(titre modifié le 28/02) Après 25 mois de lock-out et des heures de discussions aujourd’hui, 64,1% des syndiqués du Journal de Montréal ont accepté l’offre de règlement de conflit de […]

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26 Feb

Hyperlocal news is not dead despite rumours

By Robert Washburn The demise of hyperlocal new site TBD.com shouldn’t be a harbinger of the future for this emerging form. Matthew Ingram provides an excellent analysis and summary of […]

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25 Feb

Le Buzz: Labeaume menace les journalistes

Chaque vendredi, «le Buzz» revient sur les sujets qui ont attiré le plus votre attention sur notre site et notre fil Twitter au cours de la semaine. Au cours des […]

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25 Feb

Columnist calls out press for treatment of NDP

Rabble.ca president Duncan Cameron slams the press in a recent column for misrepresenting a meeting between Prime Minister Stephan Harper and NDP leader Jack Layton. This isn’t the first time, […]

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25 Feb

More senior-level changes at Rogers Digital Media

Rogers Media chief content officer Leslie Sole has left the company after just over a year in his new position, D.B. Scott reports on his Canadian Magazines blog. The departure […]

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25 Feb

How to handle Rob Ford: A cartoonist’s advice to the media

National Post cartoonist/advice columnist Steve Murray has tackled a series of questions from concerned reporters covering Toronto’s City Hall beat under mayor Rob Ford. His advice, as always, is practical […]

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25 Feb

Journal de Montréal: vous souvenez-vous 1993?

<p style="margin-bottom: 0cm;">Demain, les syndiqués du <i>Journal de Montréal</i>, en lock-out depuis plus de deux ans, devront se prononcer sur ce qui semble être une offre finale de règlement de conflit. Incapable d'aller plus loin dans le processus de négociation, le médiateur, Jean Poirier, recommanderait en effet d'accepter les conditions de Quebecor, d'après <a href="http://www.radio-canada.ca/regions/Montreal/2011/02/24/007-journal-montreal-assemblee.shtml">Radio-Canada</a>.</p>

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25 Feb

Yes, mothers can cover revolutions: An open letter to Peter Worthington

Reporter and OpenFile editor Wilf Dinnick has written an open letter to Toronto Sun columnist Peter Worthington in response to a column suggesting reporters who happen to be mothers shouldn’t […]

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25 Feb

Libyan state-run media tells one story; citizen journos tell another

In Libya, two different stories are being told. The state-run news media has ditched regular programming in favour of 24-hour broadcasts of pro-government rallies, poetry and songs in support of […]

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25 Feb

Journalists forbidden to enter Libya — but that doesn’t stop them from trying

Journalists in Libya face one of the toughest environments for news media — the government has forbidden foreign journalists from entering the country, suggesting they will be treated as Al […]

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