If you are looking for some outstanding, award-winning radio documentaries, you might find them at this online archive from Sound Portraits.
READ MOREThis is a step by step guide from the BBC about how to produce digitial stories, which it defines as “mini-movies” or “short, personal, multimedia scraps of TV that people […]
READ MORELooking for ideas about how to teach j-students to use social media in their reporting? Here’s a list of ten ways some j-schools are doing it from Mashable.com.
READ MOREL’agence QMI sera fin prête, rodée et pleinement opérationnelle le 30 juin 2010, date à laquelle Quebecor quittera officiellement le giron des agences La Presse Canadienne et Associated Press. Pour l’aider […]
READ MOREIf anyone is still in need of proof that the news media industry is changing, a recent Al Gore speech in Toronto was a case in point. After playing an […]
READ MOREThis week, the Canadian Journalists for Free Expression (CJFE) will pay tribute to two journalists and the staff of a news outlet at the 2009 International Press Freedom Awards ceremony. Iranian […]
READ MOREIn his final editorial, J-Source‘s outgoing editor-in-chief, Ivor Shapiro, has a message for fellow members of his generation: Whining about the good old days isn’t just boring; it’s blinkered. The […]
READ MORE<p><span style="font-style: italic;"><img align="left" alt="Peter Calamai" border="0" height="91" hspace="5" src="http://www.journalismproject.ca/sites/www.j-source.ca/files/images/content_images/Peter_C.jpg" title="Peter Calamai" width="73" />When it comes to science stories, overworked reporters often resort to rounding up quotes from duelling experts, writes <span style="font-weight: bold;">Peter Calamai</span>.
READ MOREWhen teaching my students to write first drafts quickly, explains Mark Hamilton, the web-based tool Write or Die is a big help. It puts emphasis on the revision stage and […]
READ MOREOverturning a ruling by the Alberta Human Rights Commission, a Court of Queen’s Bench judge ruled last week that an anti-gay letter published in the Red Deer Advocate was not […]
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