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READ MOREThose who predicted the death of fashion mags should have waited for the flurry of fat September issues hitting newsstands now, writes fashion reporter Derick Chetty in an article for […]
READ MOREThe Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission issued new broadcast rules that say community members must be involved in the creation of at least half of a community TV channel’s programming, […]
READ MOREWar reporter David Axe has reported from some of the world’s toughest environments, his stories appearing in newspapers, TV spots, blog posts and most popular of all, comic books. His […]
READ MOREThe long-running CBC insiders blog, The Tea Makers, stopped publication recently raising. speculation around its demise. The anonymous blog was started during the 2005 CBC strike, but evolved into a […]
READ MOREAspiring authors from Ontario can enter the Super Stories Contest with a short story about how they’d make the Earth a greener place. The contest is hosted by TVOKids, the […]
READ MOREA study of journalists reveals what we think about PR reps: what irks us, what we think they should do differently and how often we use their story ideas. The […]
READ MORE<style type="text/css"> <!--{cke_protected}{C}%3C!%2D%2D%0A%40page%20%7B%20margin%3A%202cm%20%7D%0AP%20%7B%20margin-bottom%3A%200.21cm%20%7D%0A%2D%2D%3E--></style> <p style="margin-bottom: 0cm;">Depuis maintenant 7 mois, cinq journalistes montréalais scrutent l'actualité du Vieux Rosemont avec leur loupe numérique: RueMasson.com. Ce site d'information hyperlocale est consacré à un territoire qui compte moins de 35 500 personnes, pourtant il a réussi à attirer 10 000 visiteurs uniques en juin et compte près de 1500 fans sur Facebook.</p>
READ MOREDidn’t make it to the annual Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication conference in Denver earlier this month? Christina Mueller reports on what today’s j-education leaders are saying. […]
READ MOREA New York Times investigative health piece has won a public service award for an investigative piece from Associated Press Managing Editors association (APME). APME is an association of editors […]
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