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16 Jan

Journalists should be city council watchdog

In one of her recent Urban Compass columns for the Toronto edition of free commuter daily Metro, April Lindgren says that journalists are needed to keep city councils in check […]

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16 Jan

How to financially support journalism online: a blog carnival

Paul Bradshaw at the Online Journalism Blog (OJB) has started a carnival blog that asks the question: How do you financially support journalism online? The conversation includes responses on Twitter, […]

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16 Jan

Conseil de presse – un retrait inadmissible

Raymond Corriveau, président du Conseil de presse du Québec | Alors que les partis politiques québécois font front commun avec d’autres acteurs sociaux afin de ne pas perdre les pouvoirs […]

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15 Jan

Multimédia passage forcé ou voie d’avenir

Plusieurs conventions collectives sont présentement en négociations partout au Canada ce qui peut créer plusieurs frictions entre les employeurs et les employés de médias. Doit-on rappeler ici le bras de […]

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15 Jan

Stage d’été à La Presse

La Presse invite les jeunes journalistes à soumettre leur candidature au stage d’été d’ici le 15 février. Il s’agit d’un stage rémunéré de 10 semaines, de juin à août. 

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15 Jan

40 000 employés du groupe Gannett en congé forc

AFP | La plupart des quelque 40 000 employés du groupe de médias américain Gannett (GCI), qui publie notamment le journal populaire USA Today, va devoir prendre une semaine de […]

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15 Jan

Israeli bombing of media building

Reporters Without Borders called on the Israeli military to investigate and explain exactly how a 16-storey building in Gaza City that houses several international and Arab news organisations came to […]

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15 Jan

Undercover blues

FeatureAfter going incognito for her Maid for a Month series, Jan Wong faces a deceit and invasion of privacy suit. So, asks Carolyn Morris in this feature in the Ryerson […]

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15 Jan

Calling out the mainstream media on Native issues

Dominique Jarry-Shore, a journalism student in Concordia University’s one-year graduate diploma program, spent a week last summer working at Eastern Door–a weekly newspaper for Mohawk First Nation reserve of Kahnawake. […]

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15 Jan

Toronto’s Eye Weekly gets a makeover

The latest issue of the Torstar-owned free Toronto paper Eye Weekly shows off a redesigned look and added features. The changes include different fonts, column widths and other new design […]

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