Archive
8 Feb

World Press Photo winners

A photo of a U.S. soldier resting at “Restrepo” bunker in Afghanistan after the death of a comrade has taken first prize in the World Press Photo Contest. The photo, […]

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8 Feb

Daily paper to drop much of print version in shift to web

“The Capital Times of Madison, Wis., is set to drop its daily print newspaper and shift resources to the Web starting in April, according to editors. The move was announced […]

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8 Feb

Journalist trauma

Academics, journalists and mental health experts are looking at the effects on reporters of covering traumatic events, at a weekend meeting at the University of Western Ontario in London, Ont. […]

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8 Feb

Diversité, qualité, accessibilité…

Paule Vermot-Desroches, Le Nouvelliste (Trois-Rivières) | La qualité de l’information en région a fait l’objet de vives discussions, à l’occasion de la tournée régionale organisée par le Conseil de presse […]

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8 Feb

Social bookmarking 101

This two-part Poynter Centerpiece serves as a primer for how and why to use bookmarking services like del.icio.us and Digg. Interactivity Editor Ellyn Angelotti provides an overview of how the two aforementioned […]

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7 Feb

‘Tribe’ falling out of style

  The use of the word “tribe” to describe groups of people in Africa is being discouraged at some major news organizations, including the world’s largest, the Associated Press. According […]

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7 Feb

Law students challenge Maclean’s

Four law students at Osgoode Hall have filed human rights complaints against Maclean’s magazine because it has refused to change what they regard as a hateful and stereotypical editorial campaign […]

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7 Feb

Le conflit au Journal de Québec a des répercussions sur une conférence de presse de la ministre de l’Éducation

Olivier Caron, Matinternet | Le conflit qui perdure au Journal de Québec a perturbé pendant quelques minutes une conférence de presse de la ministre de l’Éducation ce mercredi, comme le […]

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7 Feb

Un Beaver bilingue

Radio-Canada | Le 400e anniversaire de Québec bénéficie d’une vitrine exceptionnelle avec la publication d’une édition spéciale de la revue d’histoire canadienne The Beaver. Pour la première fois en 88 ans, […]

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7 Feb

Le journalisme est-il menacé?

Pascal Lapointe, Mediaetdemocratie.blogspot.com | D’un côté, il y a ceux qui disent qu’entre concentration de la presse, coupes budgétaires et précarisation de la profession, le journalisme comme « chien de […]

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