Archive
24 Jul

Adeptes du multi plateforme extrême sabstenir

Lise Millette | Récemment je me suis retrouvée à l’Assemblée nationale avec le mandat de produire un reportage radio, un texte pour le site Internet, des photos pour accompagner l’article […]

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24 Jul

Cops posing as journalists “highly disturbing”

The CBC and other media observers are concerned about an undercover police tactic that puts officers at a scene in the guise of journalists. At a Mohawk protest at last […]

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23 Jul

Coverage approach depends on timing

One of the greatest challenges facing farm beat editors and reporters has to do with balancing their approach to coverage with the timing of publication. In Canada in 2005, primary […]

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23 Jul

Twitter isn’t killing journalism

John Dickerson, chief political correspondent at Slate, says the popularity of microblogging site Twitter among journalists is nothing to be scared of. In a recent column in Nieman Reports, Dickerson […]

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23 Jul

Des pigistes enfin visibles ?

Bénédicte Rallu, Mag-pigiste.org | Avec les Assises du journalisme qui se sont tenues du 7 au 9 mars à Lille et Arras, les journalistes de l’ombre sont sortis au grand […]

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23 Jul

Biscuits Leclerc poursuit Le Devoir

Guy Benjamin, Le Soleil| Biscuits Leclerc poursuit Le Devoir et son chroniqueur à la consommation Fabien Deglise. L’entreprise de Saint-Augustin prétend, dans une poursuite inscrite en Cour supérieure, avoir été […]

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23 Jul

Deux journalistes de La Presse récompensés

Catherine Handfield, La Presse| Les journalistes de La Presse Katia Gagnon et Hugo Meunier ont reçu une mention spéciale à l’issue du concours du Réseau international des journaux de rue, […]

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22 Jul

B.C. to assess FOI compliance

B.C. information and privacy commissioner David Loukidelis is concerned that public requests for government information may be delayed. The Canadian Press reports that Loukidelis is launching a pilot project that […]

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22 Jul

Detecting doctored photos

This PBS site provides a 13-minute video on a Dartmouth professor, Hany Farid, who is developing news ways to help people detect photos that have been manipulated. After watching the video, the site […]

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22 Jul

Think tanks weigh in on the merits of ethanol

As the merits of ethanol production become a mainstream issue, many in the agricultural sector argue the fuel is taking an unfair share of blame for its role in the […]

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