<p style="margin-bottom: 0cm;">Entre le 28 septembre et le 4 octobre, la Marche Bleue a été la nouvelle la plus médiatisée au Québec, avec un poids médias de 5,69% contre 2,97% pour la Commission Bastarache et 1,04% pour l'exploitation des gaz de schistes, selon Influence Communication. Pour le professeur Thierry Watine, directeur du département de communication et d'information de l'Université Laval, on assiste à un véritable emballement médiatique dans ce dossier.</p>
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READ MOREThe Supreme Court of Canada is expected to release its decision later today on whether the public should see the prime minister’s daily schedule. Federal information commissioner lawyers plan to […]
READ MOREThe World Editors Forum, a three-day event of round tables, sessions and panels currently taking place in Hamburg, Germany, is being streamed live. Speakers include: -Paul Steiger, editor-in-chief and founder, […]
READ MOREStrict controls on what federal researchers can reveal about their work is a disservice to science and the public, and the Canadian government’s information policies are muzzling government scientists in […]
READ MOREQuebecor demandera finalement au Conseil de la radiodiffusion et des télécommunications canadiennes (CRTC) d’oublier sa demande de permis spécial pour sa nouvelle chaîne d’information en continu, Sun TV News. Le […]
READ MOREThe Chicago Tribune‘s ambitious new leaders have failed to bring the paper back from bankruptcy, the New York Times reports. After billionaire Sam Zell became the Tribune Company’s controlling shareholder, […]
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