Archive
18 Feb

“The CBC lies all the time”: Immigration Minister Jason Kenney

A Canadian Press story about International Co-operation Minister Bev Oda’s document doctoring has revealed an interesting comment about Canada’s public broadcaster from another conservative minister. A Canadian Press reporter asked […]

READ MORE
18 Feb

TSN to launch new Toronto sports radio station

TSN will launch a Toronto-based all-sports radio station in April, CP24 reports. AM 1050 will have exclusive rights to Toronto Argonauts games, is the official broadcaster of the British Open […]

READ MORE
18 Feb

New Guardian style policy: no more today or yesterday

Following a similar move by the BBC, UK’s The Guardian‘s official style policy now restricts the use of time references like “today” or “yesterday” or “last night”, opting for the […]

READ MORE
18 Feb

Can photojournalism be done on an iPhone?

Photo of soliders in Afghanistan by New York Times photojournalist Damon WinterIf a photojournalist ditches his camera in favour of his iPhone, are the pictures he takes still journalism? What […]

READ MORE
17 Feb

The original Lois Lane dies

Joanne siegel in the 40s, left, and in a drawing by Joe Shuster. Courtesy of Laura Siegel Larson, left; Joe Shuster, right Joanne Siegel, wife of Superman co-creator Jerry Siegel, […]

READ MORE
17 Feb

Diffamation: André Arthur blanchi

L’ancien animateur de radio de Québec, André Arthur, n’aura pas à verser de compensations financières pour diffamation aux chauffeurs de taxi montréalais. La Cour suprême a statué aujourd’hui que l’animateur […]

READ MORE
17 Feb

Vancouver Canucks deny media access to players

Sports journalist Cam Cole rips on the Vancouver Canucks’ management for denying access to reporters in an article for The Vancouver Sun. “Even though media outlets pay tens of thousands […]

READ MORE
17 Feb

Lara Logan’s assault in Cairo

Veteran CBS correspondent Lara Logan is broadcaster’s chief foreign correspondent and has reported extensively from the front lines in Afghanistan and Iraq, sometimes  coming under fire while embedded with U.S. […]

READ MORE
17 Feb

Automobile Journalists Association partners with CAA to launch publication

The Automobile Journalists Association of Canada and the Canadian Automobile Association have announced a new partnership designed to “provide Canadian consumers with better access to factual, ethical and honest information […]

READ MORE
17 Feb

Deux ministres s’en prennent à Radio-Canada

Radio-Canada «ment tout le temps» et n’est pas «à la hauteur des règles mises en place par le Parlement sur l’accès à l’information». C’est ce qu’ont déclaré hier le ministre […]

READ MORE