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25 Nov

La Nébuleuse: un pavé dans la mare électorale

Colette Brin, ProjetJ | Patrick Bourgeois, fondateur du journal indépendantiste Le Québécois, vient de publier un essai intitulé La Nébuleuse. L’ouvrage traite essentiellement de Jean Charest en tant qu’acteur politique, […]

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25 Nov

VLB proteste contre la couverture médiatique régionale

Nicolas Ouellet, INFODimanche | « Je proteste particulièrement  auprès de la Société Radio-Canada qui est un service public, qu’on paie par nos impôts et qui brime avec une telle arrogance […]

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24 Nov

Le blues du journaliste

Paul Cauchon, Le Devoir | Le journalisme est un bien beau métier, mais il est très critiqué et il se pratique dans un environnement de plus en plus complexe. Prenez […]

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24 Nov

Membership in press councils should be compulsory: Moon

“Newspapers and news magazines should seek to revitalize the provincial/regional press councils and ensure that identifiable groups are able to pursue complaints if they feel they have been unfairly represented […]

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24 Nov

Dead, Schmead: An exciting time to be a journalist

Erin Rosa, a freelancer based in Colorado, recently wrote this article for the Columbia Journalism Review. In it, Rosa managed to salvage some of the spirit that still remains in […]

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24 Nov

Multimedia skills give journalists an edge in competitive job market

In journalism, having multimedia skills is comparable to being bilingual, said Globe and Mail day editor Jim Sheppard, during a visit with Carleton j-students. J-Source editor and Carleton prof Mary […]

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23 Nov

Olympics charged broadcast students fee

Local broadcast journalism students who applied for jobs at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver were illegally charged $50 for each application. Reported the Vancouver Sun: “At least $6,000 in […]

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23 Nov

Inspiring photojournalism

A list of nine sites where you will find some examples of the best photojournalism online today. The list can be found in this blog post, called Amazing Photojournalism: Where […]

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23 Nov

People of the screen

“When technology shifts, it bends the culture,” observes Wired writer Kevin Kelly in a long, thinky piece in the New York Times Magazine’s Idea Lab section. Journalism was one of […]

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23 Nov

Couverture journalistique – l’exception québécoise

Paul Cauchon, Le Devoir | Jean Charest continue à obtenir le plus de couverture médiatique, et la crise financière continue à être l’enjeu majeur de l’actuelle campagne électorale, selon la […]

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