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18 Sep

Un parti pris promilitaire?

Caroline Roy, Journal de Montréal | L’ombudsman de Radio-Canada a reçu de nombreuses plaintes sur les reportages en Afghanistan. Au cours de la dernière an-née, 45 plaintes concernaient la couverture […]

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18 Sep

Envoyé Spécial

* Auteur, Michel Jean. Éditeur, Stanké, Parution, 2008, 304 p.  Dans Envoyé spécial, Michel Jean rend hommage à tous ceux qui, comme lui, sont les témoins privilégiés d’événements qui changent […]

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18 Sep

L’ombudsman dit n’importe quoi

Richard Therrien, Le Soleil | L’ombudsman fait fausse route, et c’est son opinion à elle, beaucoup plus que celle des journalistes de Radio-Canada, qui écorche nos pauvres oreilles aujourd’hui.

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18 Sep

Gabi Drouin n’est plus

Radio-Canada | Gabi Drouin a succombé à un cancer. Il avait 77 ans. Le journaliste et animateur a travaillé pendant 27 ans à Radio-Canada. De nombreux téléspectateurs se souviennent de […]

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18 Sep

Ottawa Citizen hit with a dart

The Columbia Journalism Review (CJR) pointed one of its famous darts northward in its May/June issue. And this one struck editors of the Canwest-owned Ottawa Citizen. In its regular Darts […]

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18 Sep

Radio listening down

Notes from the newest Statistics Canada figures on radio listening: Last year Canadians listened to radio for 18.3 hours a week on average, continuing a trend that has seen a […]

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18 Sep

Le droit à l’information juste

Radio-Canada | Julie Miville-Dechêne et Guy Amyot ont comme tâche et mission de rendre la voix du public audible. Ils travaillent tous deux dans le milieu de l’information. Ils expliquent […]

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18 Sep

A Twitter Style Guide?

Students at Columbia University recently used Twitter- where messages no longer than 140 characters are sent to other members and in this case, posted online- to cover a presidential forum […]

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18 Sep

Science journalist in residence at UBC

The University of British Columbia appointed its first “science journalist in residence” this year. Nicola Jones was a graduate of the first class at UBC’s School of Journalism in 2000. […]

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18 Sep

Honderich, Segal to receive honorary doctorates

Former Toronto Star publisher John Honderich and former publisher of Maclean’s magazine Brian Segal are slated to receive hononary doctorates from Ryerson University. The two have been selected to be […]

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