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13 Mar

Jon Stewart vs Jim Cramer

Jon Stewart, the comedian on the Daily Show whose satire has achieved the bizarre reputation of being some of the most responsible U.S. “journalism,” has lately attacked the performance of […]

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13 Mar

Presse Canadienne : des experts médias inquiets

La décision de Quebecor de quitter La Presse Canadienne à la fin du mois de juin 2010 inquiète Florian Sauvageau et Marc-François Bernier. Le premier dit que l’empire se privera […]

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13 Mar

Quebecor quittera le giron de La Presse Canadienne

Lise Millette, ProjetJ | Quebecor a annoncé son retrait de l’agence La Presse Canadienne. Le groupe de presse qui possède le Journal de Québec, le Journal de Montréal, et plusieurs […]

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13 Mar

Quebecor renie sa parole donnée à l’Assemblée nationale

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12 Mar

Hausse du Fonds canadien de télévision

Lise Millette, ProjetJ | Le Fonds canadien de télévision (FCT) a annoncé une augmentation de près de 14 % de ses investissements pour 2009-2010. La présidente et chef de la […]

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12 Mar

Reader’s Digest English chief laid off

Reader’s Digest Canadian Operations announced the lay-off of Peter Stockland, VP and Editor-in-Chief, English Magazines. The company said in a news release Stockland’s position will be replaced by his former […]

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12 Mar

Newspapers won’t be missed: Pew poll

If newspapers are dying, here’s why: A lot of people don’t care. That message comes through loud and clear in a recent poll conducted by Pew Research. Asked if they’d miss their local paper if […]

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12 Mar

Magazine salary survey released

The median salary for a top editor at a Canadian consumer magazine is just over $100,000 and about $45,000 for a feature writer, according to a survey released by Magazines […]

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12 Mar

Bridging the gap between newspapers and communities

“But I think it more enlightening to flip that question, and ask again: Can newspapers survive without the communities they need to sustain them?”

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12 Mar

New blogs attempt to replace community newspapers

“NEW YORK (AdAge.com) — We’re seeing the newspaper business collapse in slow motion, but what will replace it? That’s the question behind a wave of start-ups trying to find a […]

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