The New York Times has begun charging Canadians for access to some of its digital content, Reuters reports. Print subscribers get full access for free, and non-susbscribers can access 20 […]
READ MOREPulitzer Prize-winning Washington Post reporter Sari Horwitz has been suspended for plagiarizing “substantial parts” of two recent news articles published by newspaper The Arizona Republic. The Post reports that “Horwitz […]
READ MOREThe Association of Electronic Journalists (RTNDA) has announced the Prairie region winners of its annual eletronic journalism awards. From the RTNDA press release, here are the winners: THE TELEVISION WINNERS […]
READ MOREIl n’y aura pas que La Presse, navire amiral de Gesca, qui délaissera le papier pour l’iPad. Le patron du groupe, Guy Crevier, a en effet annoncé hier aux artisans […]
READ MORE<p style="margin-bottom: 0cm;">La radio CHYZ 94,3 FM et le journal Impact Campus des étudiants de l'Université Laval ont été relocalisés à l'extérieur du campus après qu'un incendie ait endommagé leurs locaux la semaine dernière.</p>
READ MOREIn a unique case for media law, next week Fred Kozak, president of the Canadian Media Lawyers Association, will defend a CBC reporter’s journalist-source privilege — against another media outlet. […]
READ MOREIn a move considered “highly unusual”, Postmedia, owners of The National Post, has been listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange without an initial public offering (IPO). In an article published […]
READ MORE<p>Journalists are routinely faced with issues regarding access to information, being summoned to hand over data that would reveal unnamed sources. When a journalist gives up their sources, they are breaking a promise of anonymity that allows people to come forward and be whistleblowers. Thus, maintaining ethics in this line of work -- more often than not -- has journalists refusing to give in.<br />
READ MORE<p style="margin-bottom: 0cm; font-weight: normal;">Le réseau d'information hyperlocal OpenFile lancera son antenne québécoise à la fin du mois d'avril. Née à Toronto en mai 2010, la start-up s'est depuis implantée à Ottawa, Vancouver, Calgary, Waterloo et Hamilton. À Montréal, elle tentera pour la première fois l'expérience bilingue, sous la gouverne de Caroline Boily, nommée rédactrice en chef.</p><p style="margin-bottom: 0cm;"><b>Alimenté par le public</b></p>
READ MOREThe Globe and Mail has launched Globe Politics, a free daily e-newsletter with a focus on national and international political news, analysis and opinion from Globe columnists, foreign correspondents, editorial […]
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