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3 Apr

À l’aube d’un grand bouleversement

Lise Millette, ProjetJ Le modèle économique des 14 quotidiens québécois doit être revu. Est-ce que pour survivre, les journaux doivent opter pour la spécialisation? Peut-être. Chose certaine, la crise de fond […]

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3 Apr

AJA finalists announced

The Atlantic Journalism Awards (AJAs) have announced the list of finalists for the 2008 awards series. There are 25 separate categories, with three finalists in each. The awards will be […]

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2 Apr

What magazine would you pay for online?

Are there any magazines you’d be willing to pay to read online? When a bunch of mag types were gathered in March at a fundraiser for The Ryerson Review of […]

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2 Apr

Without newspapers citizens are vulnerable: Neil Macdonald

In a recent column for CBC, Washington correspondent for The National, Neil Macdonald, writes:“…the public does remain relatively well informed. And let’s be honest, a great deal of the credit […]

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2 Apr

Ontario lifts court file restriction

NewsToronto (April 1, 2009) – The Ontario government has reversed a controversial policy that blocked access to court files in cases subject to a publication ban. Journalists objected to the […]

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2 Apr

Huff Post to save investigative journalism?

The Huffington Post is teaming up with donors to create a non-profit fund for investigative journalism. The Huffington Post Investigative Fund will be funded by the Huff Post and The Atlantic […]

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2 Apr

Oklahoma community newspaper reaches out to unemployed

“A community service program designed to bring together people looking for good jobs and employers looking for good people is being launched by Neighbor Newspapers Called Community Employ Ease, the […]

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1 Apr

Le journaliste n’est pas un héros

Mercredi 1er avril 2009 | Le journaliste français Jean Lacouture, qui a signé les biographies de Mitterrand, de Gaulle ou Malraux, vient de publier «Les impatients de l’histoire», un livre consacré […]

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1 Apr

JdeM : Plainte à la Commission des normes du travail

Lise Millette, Projet J Le Syndicat des travailleurs de l’information du Journal de Montréal (STIJM-CSN) a déposé une plainte à la Commission des relations du travail soutenant que la direction […]

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1 Apr

NYT publisher: lightweight cheerleader — or last, best defender?

“With a doomsday clock ticking for newspapers as we know them, no one has more at stake than fourth-generation New York Times publisher Arthur Ochs Sulzberger Jr., who is scrambling […]

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