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17 Feb

Changes to Chatelaine’s art department

Not long after Jane Francisco took over as editor-in-chief of Chatelaine, she has made some changes to the mag’s art team, Masthead Online reports. Sandy Kim, founding editor art director […]

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17 Feb

NY Times business reporter resigns after charges of plagiarism

New York Times business reporter Zachery Kouwe has resigned from his position at the paper after cases of “apparent plagiarism” were brought to Times‘ management by the managing editor of […]

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16 Feb

Star series highlights advances in CAR

What a difference eight years make. When the Toronto Star published its first “Race and Crime” series in 2002, the reaction from the police was instant, and unpleasant. Lead reporter […]

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16 Feb

What will the Shaw-Canwest deal mean?

When Canwest announced it had agreed to sell a controlling stake in the company to Calgary-based Shaw, the speculation began. In an article titled, “Future uncertain for CanWest’s newspaper chain,” […]

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16 Feb

Editorial cartoons defining citizenship

Terry Mosher’s collection of editorial cartoons, Aislin’s Shenanigans, is a reminder that there are still commentators out there who have not lost their edge, writes Book Reviews editor David Spencer. […]

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16 Feb

Using actors to teach journalism

Show don’t tell is a writing 101 rule, but Ryerson j-prof Anne McNeilly uses it in her teaching. Hiring an actor to stage a dramatic scene in class pushed the […]

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16 Feb

Olympic win: not the Globe and Mail’s shining hour

Journalism professor and former Globe and Mail journalist Anne McNeilly says a screaming Globe Olympic medal headline was pure PR — and had no place on the front page. When […]

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16 Feb

Vancouver Olympics one of most challenging ever for journalists

Intrepid reporters who are willing risk their pay cheques and their media accreditation to take on the IOC and VANOC are out of luck, writes David Eby. Vancouver’s Games were […]

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15 Feb

Haïti, la déception

Pierre-Marc René, collaboration spéciale Le tremblement de terre qui a secoué Haïti le 12 janvier a secoué le monde entier. Comme envoyé spécial pour Grupo Imagen (Excélsior, Cadena 3 et […]

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15 Feb

Qui est responsable de la mauvaise information?

Les habitudes du public jouent donc un rôle déterminant dans la qualité de leur information. Ainsi, une personne qui lit un quotidien, écoute le radiojournal en se rendant au travail […]

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