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19 Mar

Google News : une manne publicitaire

Lise Millette, ProjetJ | lundi 16 mars 2009 L’offensive publicitaire de Google ne se tarit pas et ses tentacules continue de s’étendre, ce qui génère plusieurs grincements de dents. Tout particulièrement […]

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19 Mar

The Daily Me

Nicholas Kristof quite nicely sums up the danger of our self-selection of a narrow range of news online, in a New York Times column. “When we go online, each of […]

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19 Mar

Time Inc. experimenting: paid online content, made-to-order mags

Time Inc. is trying out a new customized magazine that allows readers to choose from various publications and has also announced plans to start charging for some content online. The […]

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19 Mar

10 tips for freelancers

By Julia Kilpatrick 1. Research. Do enough interviews before you pitch a story to make sure it’s really a story. You don’t want to get commissioned to write a story […]

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18 Mar

L’info vautour

L’actrice américaine, Natasha Richardson, blessée sur les pentes du Mont-Tremblant, a été déclarée morte par le site Internet Time Out New York qui a ensuite révisé sa position. Rigueur, rigueur, […]

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18 Mar

Le twit au Palais de justice

Lise Millette, ProjetJ | Le titre ne fait pas référence ici à l’idée de tenter de faire l’intéressant dans une cour de justice, mais bien d’utiliser l’outil Twitter pour exercer […]

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18 Mar

Replacing science journalism

<p>"Science journalism is in decline; science blogging is growing fast. But can the one replace the other?" asks Geoff Brumfiel <a href="http://www.nature.com/news/2009/090318/full/458274a.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener">in the science journal <span style="font-style: italic;">Nature</span></a>. It's a long, informative and thoughtful look at the impact on science of declining traditional journalism. The piece includes interviews with top science journalists, and presents research on the degree to which full-time science journalism jobs have been lost.<br />

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18 Mar

Alberta newspaper faces consolidation as town loses local office and staff

“Weekly newspaper readers in Nanton, Alberta, are losing local access to the Nanton News office. Sun Media has announced it is closing the News office, but not the newspaper. It […]

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18 Mar

Make CBC egghead Can-Con, says columnist

I rarely agree with the opinions that pervade the National Post, but I found myself cheering at parts of comment editor Jonathan Kay’s column praising the CBC for “intellectual elitism” […]

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18 Mar

Globe online chat: future of newspapers

Globe and Mail deputy editor Sylvia Stead and Report on Business media reporter Grant Robertson took reader questions in an Globe online forum on March 17. Robertson, with Sinclair Stewart, […]

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