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19 Feb

Le poids des mots

Le journaliste étant un bâtisseur « d’opinions publiques », il ne doit mettre sa plume au service de rien ni personne, sinon au service du droit du public à recevoir […]

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19 Feb

Entretien exclusif sur le reportage de guerre

Qu’est-ce qui a motivé votre spécialisation dans les pratiques du journalisme en temps de guerre et l’intérêt d’écrire un livre sur les correspondants de guerre canadiens-français notamment Marcel Ouimet et […]

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18 Feb

Elmasry, Islamophobia and freedom of expression

Mohamed Elmasry, national president of the Canadian Islamic Congress, has issued an odious news release regarding Maclean’s that, in my opinion, reeks of ignorance, clobbers different points of view, and […]

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18 Feb

What men want

The life and death of Toro magazine (2003-2007) prompts the question, “Can a men’s magazine survive in Canada?” RRJ.ca’s Miranda Voth explores the options, from advertorials to online-only models.

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18 Feb

Val Ross: 1950-2008

Val Ross was the sort of editor, and reporter, who embodied a rare mix of kindness, integrity and no-nonsense professionalism that was impressive and inspiring. The journalist and acclaimed author […]

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18 Feb

RSF fighting “impotence, cowardice and duplicity”

In a Radio-Canada interview, François Bugingo, International VP of Reporters Sans Frontières (Reporters Without Borders), discusses the organization’s annual report and the state of its struggle for free press around the […]

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18 Feb

Le journalisme scientifique : état de situation

Véronique Morin, journaliste scientifique pigiste depuis plus de vingt ans, remarque que depuis les années 2000, les sciences semblent bénéficier d’un élan de sympathie. Les salles de rédaction ont adopté […]

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18 Feb

Le stage en journalisme de La Presse

Cyberpresse.ca | Chaque année, la rédaction de La Presse organise un stage de 10 semaines, de juin à août, et recrute de jeunes journalistes par le biais d’un concours. Si […]

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15 Feb

Arab League media restrictions

The Arab League is under criticism for a new charter aimed at stopping Arab satellite channels from offending governments in the region. League members overwhelming approved regulations to allow member […]

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15 Feb

Muslim activist withdraws human rights complaint

Finally, a breath of fresh air amid the histrionics. Maybe. Syed Soharwardy, founder of the Calgary-based Islamic Supreme Council of Canada and founder of Muslims Against Terrorism, has concluded that […]

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