Archive
27 Jan

Crybaby foreign correspondents

“Spoiled crybabies:” that’s how Daniel Seaman, director of Israel’s Government Press Office described foreign journalists who couldn’t get into Gaza in a statement issued on Sunday, reports Israel Today. Israel […]

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27 Jan

Traumatized by reporting: Get help now

Question: My colleague is covering a graphic rape/murder trial and has started showing signs of extreme emotional stress. This person has expressed suicidal thoughts, but is determined to continue covering […]

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27 Jan

Ontario ruling limits bail ban to jury cases

NewsOntario’s highest court has narrowly upheld the sweeping ban on publishing any information presented at a bail hearing, except in youth court cases and for minor offences not heard by […]

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27 Jan

Journal de Montréal : dans l’antre de la bête

Michel Dumais propose une analyse étonnante selon laquelle, si le lock-out persiste au-delà de 12 mois, le quotidien de la rue Frontenac disparaîtra. Par ailleurs, les syndiqués optent pour la […]

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26 Jan

Gaïapresse lance une campagne de financement

Le portail GaïaPresse, lancé par la journaliste indépendante Denise Proulx et du Regroupement national des conseils régionaux de l’environnement, souhaite réunir 500 nouveaux membres afin de maintenir ses activités d’agence […]

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26 Jan

Shelter magazine launches in Quebec

House & Home Media launched Maison & Demeure, a new French-language edition of Canadian House & Home. The magazine will feature Quebec homes alongside content translated from the English edition […]

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26 Jan

Clark to replace Duffy on CTV political talk show

CTV’s Washington bureau chief Tom Clark is set to leave his post in the U.S. and return to Ottawa to anchor CTV Newsnet’s daily political show On the Hill, the […]

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26 Jan

Quel avenir pour la presse écrite

De l’avis d’experts, la presse écrite fait face, plus que jamais, à une ère de transformations. La question est de savoir si elle est lente à s’adapter, si elle peut […]

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26 Jan

Tough times call for more ethics, not less

ByStephen Ward Doing ethics in journalism has never been easy. Across the history of modern journalism, journalists have struggled against economic and political powers to be independent and responsible public […]

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26 Jan

Budget watchers and spin doctors collide

While lobbyists and spin doctors converge on Parliament Hill this week, Jim Stanford parses a new word in our budget lexicon: stimulus. As budget-watchers multiply, creating a federal budget is […]

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