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8 Nov

Never mind WikiLeaks, France turns anti-leak

France’s top reporters are being robbed, not only of their belongings, but also of their free speech.  Working hand-in-hand with the French internal security service Division Centrale du Renseignement Intérieur […]

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8 Nov

Pay your writers, or else! Signed: the internet.

Thursday afternoon, users on Facebook, Twitter, LiveJournal and reporters from the mainstream media joined forces to expose a miscreant editor and restore justice in the blogosophere.  When Monica Gaudio, a […]

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5 Nov

Le Buzz: Joël Legendre… encore

Chaque vendredi, «le Buzz» revient sur les trois textes qui ont attiré le plus votre attention en piochant dans nos tweets et nos articles sur la base de nos statistiques. […]

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5 Nov

De la montréalisation à la plateau-isation de l’info

<p style="margin-bottom: 0cm;">Plus de la moitié (53%) des journalistes membres de la Fédération professionnelle des journalistes du Québec (FPJQ) habitent Montréal. Pire, le tiers s'agglutinent sur un tout petit territoire de 16 km2, soit le Plateau Mont-Royal et ses quartiers adjacents. C'est le constat qu'a fait le magazine <i>Le Trente</i> en étudiant les codes postaux des membres de la fédération.</p>

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5 Nov

Associated Press’ multi-million digital overhaul

Associated Press Television News plans to undergo a multi-million-dollar infrastructure upgrade to provide high-definition images to the broadcast and digital photography industries. It also aims to increase the “depth and […]

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5 Nov

BBC news blackout as journalists strike over pensions

The BBC faces 48 hours of news blackout as its main TV and radio news program’s star presenters join a strike over pensions. The walkout is organized by the National […]

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5 Nov

CBC Radio launches iPad app

CBC has updated its mobile app for CBC Radio One, Radio 2 and Radio 3 to work in Apple’s iPad. The app was already available for iPhone and iPod users.

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5 Nov

Live-streamed discussion: transformation at CBC Radio 3

On Sat, Nov. 6, collaborative community news site OpenMedia.ca and the W2 Community Media Arts Centre hosts a discussion with CBC Radio 3 director Steve Pratt about public media in […]

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5 Nov

Political journalist Don Hoyt passes away

New Brunswick’s Don Hoyt, a journalist, columnist and political strategist, has died at the age of 76. Hoyt was born and raised in Saint John and has been involved in […]

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4 Nov

Canadian Newsstand Award winners

Rogers Publishing took home seven awards at the Canadian Newsstand Awards hosted by Masthead. Rogers also took home the Awards’ newest prize, Special Interest Publications, with its special Micheal Jackson […]

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