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29 Jul

Profession : e-reporter dans Second life

Florence Vergne, Journalisme(s).net | ll s’appelle Adam Pasick, mais tout le monde le connaît sous l’avatar d’Adam Reuters. Il a 30 ans et habite Londres. Depuis deux ans, le journaliste […]

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29 Jul

Le règne des filles de l’info

Q. À quoi attribuer cet engouement? R. Je n’arrive pas à l’expliquer. Dans les écoles de journalisme, le pourcentage de filles est en hausse. Autour de moi, il y a […]

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28 Jul

This mag announces new editor

National political mag This Magazine has announced the appointment of a new editor. According to a press release, Graham Scott will take the helm at the alternative publication next month. […]

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28 Jul

Le cercle des blogueurs, Courrier international

Vous étudiez ou travaillez à l’étranger et vous souhaitez témoigner de votre expérience ? Vous vous intéressez à un pays ou à une région dans le monde et vous avez […]

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28 Jul

Vive le Québec!

Posted by Patricia Wlliot, J-Source | For the past year, Québec journalists have pushed the envelope of debate over issues like protection of sources and the multimedia work crunch. This […]

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28 Jul

Local journalism still matters on the web

This is an exceptionally cool video created by the Media Giraffe Project out of the University of Massachusetts Amherst on various aspects of hyper-local journalism project. It is 45-minutes long, […]

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28 Jul

Police posing as journalists just “laziness”

ByMary Agnes Welch A few years ago, while waiting for a scrum to start, a veteran cameraman and I were chatting about the latest episode of a cop posing as […]

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28 Jul

Oops

The Las Vegas Sun is in competition for the world’s longest correction, while New Hampshire’s Valley News has learned even a small mistake can look huge when it’s in your […]

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28 Jul

Britian’s libel laws ‘a global menace’

CommentaryBritain’s libel laws are outdated and a gift to the censorious and powerful, who use them to silence critics and, increasingly, to try to shut down websites and bloggers. The […]

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28 Jul

Steyn complaint exposes flaw in human rights laws

CommentaryWhile the Canadian Human Rights Commission has concluded that Mark Steyn’s controversial October 2006 Maclean’s piece was “calculated to excite and even offend certain readers,” the commission ruled that doesn’t […]

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