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24 Aug

The British Journalism Review

“British Journalism Review is unique. The only place where you will find informed, thought provoking, in-depth discussion on all aspects of the media, written by people who know what they […]

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24 Aug

International Journal of Comic Art

General Statement The International Journal of Comic Art is published twice yearly. International and multi disciplinary in scope, IJOCA aims to publish scholarly and readable research on any aspect of […]

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24 Aug

The Canadian Journal of Media Studies/Revue Canadienne des ?âtudes M?diatiques

General Statement The Canadian Journal of Media Studies is a new, peer-reviewed electronic journal which will provide a forum for research and discussion for both scholars and professional media workers […]

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24 Aug

French monument to commemorate fallen journalists

Reporters Without Borders asks for help in compiling a list of all journalists killed around the world since 1944. The town of Bayeux, in Normandy, has decided to build a […]

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24 Aug

Blogging from Guatemala

Kinia Adamczyk, a journalism undergraduate at Concordia, is currently a media intern in Guatemala with Uniterra, an initiative of the Canadian Center for International Studies and Cooperation (CECI) and World […]

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24 Aug

Helping Hand for Women

by Sheila McLeod Arnopoulos Meerabai Rao and her husband, Yadav, were facing abject poverty when they got married 13 years ago. Now, thanks to microcredit, they are players in a […]

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19 Jun

Incoming Pulitzer chair Steiger wants more web in awards

Paul Steiger, incoming chair of the Pulitzer Prize Board, says web-based journalism will be a priority for the new board. Joe Strupp writes in Editor & Publisher about Steiger’s comments […]

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14 Jun

Naked Lie vs. Naked Truth

“…It is the duty of the international community, as well as media watchdog organizations, to apply pressure on autocratic governments so that they do not abandon basic freedom and liberties,” […]

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13 Dec

Journalists who retell violence relive trauma, too

Is there a “culture of silence” about how covering crime, war, and accidents impacts journalists? What does it take to make mainstream media pay attention to violence in far-off places? […]

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13 Dec

Journalism and communications scholar dies

Canada’s journalism and communications academic community has lost a distinguished scholar. Paul Attallah, a former associate director of Carleton University’s School of Journalism and Communication, has died. Attallah, 54, served […]

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