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13 Aug

AP fera dans la traçabilit

À l’instar d’autres agences de presse, The Associated Press fera l’usage de «mouchards» dans ses dépêches, et ce, afin de déterminer qui utilise ses textes et qui le fait sans […]

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13 Aug

Off Keillor on journalism

Garrison Keillor’s writing can dazzle. That’s one reason I sometimes read him. Another reason is that his oddball incoherence can free a reader to cherry-pick sentences and ponder them. Take, […]

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13 Aug

100 best blogs for j-students

Learn-gasm, a website about education, has put together a list of the “100 Best Blogs for Journalism Students.“ It’s a solid list of blogs and websites categorized under the following […]

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13 Aug

Teaching Journalism Today

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12 Aug

Metroland fights court’s call for reporter to testify

Jennifer Stone, a reporter for This Week, a community newspaper in the Durham region of Ontario, was served a subpoena in July requiring she testify in a case she’s been […]

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12 Aug

Flare turns 30

The September issue of Flare magazine is a 30th anniversary special that includes an “extensive look back at Flare‘s history.” The issue has two bonus covers and all three feature […]

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12 Aug

Two AP journalists injured in Afghanistan

Photographer Emilio Morenatti and AP Television News videographer Andi Jatmiko were injured while embedded with the U.S. military in southern Afghanistan, the Associated Press reports. Morenatti and Jatmiko were taken […]

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11 Aug

Lesson#1: Interviewing is listening

Teaching interviewing requires more than just giving students lists of dos and don’ts. Playing examples of television and radio interviews to illustrate the good and bad habits of interviewers is […]

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11 Aug

Will more digging save the media biz?

Media heavyweights including Toronto Star publisher John Cruickshank and Real News Network founder Paul Jay gathered recently to debate the continuing role of investigative reporters. Melissa Wilson was there. With […]

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11 Aug

The muck is good, I promise

Ryerson Review of Journalism editor Chantal Braganza sees the arsenal of web weapons new media provides and wonders why they haven’t spawned more in-depth reporting and must-read reportage. The second […]

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