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22 Jun

Après Tintin et Fantasio, le journalisme inspire les mangas japonais

Lise Millette, ProjetJ – 12 juin 2009 | Le milieu de la bande dessinée s’intéresse une fois de plus à la profession journalistique. Plusieurs auteurs ont mis en scène des […]

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22 Jun

Mais où va la presse ?

Courrier international, numéro spécial (réservé aux abonnés) – Les journaux vont mal. – Leur diffusion baisse et leurs rentrées publicitaires diminuent à mesure que la crise s’aggrave. Bref, selon certains, […]

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22 Jun

Kidnapped Times reporter escapes after seven months: news blackout lifted

New York Times reporter David Rohde and Afghan reporter Tahir Ludin, who were kidnapped by the Taliban more than seven months ago, escaped from captivity June 19. Rohde and Ludin, […]

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22 Jun

Vancouver wins mag of the year at WMAs

This 27th annual Western Magazine Awards were handed out at a gala dinner and ceremony June 19 in Vancouver. Vancouver took home the top award, Magazine of the Year for […]

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22 Jun

Au moins une bonne nouvelle dans la crise des journaux

Courtoisie de Paulémique

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22 Jun

Reviews mixed on Ontario court files access

NewsOntario journalists have compiled a second edition of The Justice Reporter, a newsletter that explores the openness of the province’s courts. Despite the attorney general’s decision in April to rescind […]

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21 Jun

Quebec catches press council flu

News that the Quebec Press Council is in Crisis raises questions about the failing health of Canada’s press councils. Required background reading is Don Sellar’s Press Councils in Sad Decline, […]

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21 Jun

Iranian protests, Twitter and the news media

To witness the impact of social networking on the news coverage of the protests in Iran is to watch the transformation of new technology to overhaul preconceived approaches to spreading […]

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21 Jun

Strike threatened at Globe and Mail

Unless labour disputes are resolved Globe and Mail news and sales employees could strike as early as June 30. Union members voted 97 per cent in favour of authorizing their […]

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20 Jun

Police posing as journalists: CJFE panel examines problems

ByGrant BucklerWhen Kelly Toughill, then a Toronto Star reporter, was sent to cover a protest near the Ontario legislature in the late 1980s, she arrived on the scene and started […]

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