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1 Oct

Precedent Magazine launches job site for lawyers

Precedent Magazine, which covers the legal industry, has launched a new site for career announcements and job listings for lawyers called The Precedent A-List. Lawyers can access the site to […]

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1 Oct

Black Press sells three BC papers to Thompson River

Kamloops This Week, the Merritt Herald and the Prince George Free Press, all Black Press newspapers in BC, has been sold to Thompson River Publications Ltd. Partnership. The purchase brings […]

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1 Oct

Globe redesign: Leaner, sleeker, and better dressed

The Globe has dubbed its new look the “most significant redesign” in the paper’s history. Here are some first impressions from journalists and long-time readers. Paul Benedetti: Leaner, sleeker and […]

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30 Sep

La couverture du Maclean’s mériterait un gros zéro

C’est ce qu’on peut lire dans un éditorial de Carole Beaulieu, la rédactrice en chef et éditrice de L’actualité. Pour elle, le magazine Maclean’s a fait sienne la maxime «ne […]

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30 Sep

Plaidoyer pour dépoussiérer l’enseignement du journalisme

Pour le professeur Wayne MacPhail, qui enseigne le journalisme en ligne à l’Université Western Ontario et à l’Université Ryerson, il est temps de dépoussiérer l’enseignement en journalisme en cessant de […]

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30 Sep

J-student to MacPhail: J-schools aren’t failing us

<p>Earlier this week <span style="font-weight: bold;">Wayne MacPhail</span> suggested that <a href="/article/journalism-teachers-are-failing-their-students" target="_blank" rel="noopener">journalism teachers are failing their students</a> by ignoring the technological and cultural shift in their field. His article prompted a lively discussion in the comments section. It also inspired Western University j-student <span style="font-weight: bold;">Ian Jacobs</span> to take out his typewriter and write us this letter:<br /><br />Dear J-Source,<br />

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30 Sep

Rick Salutin’s last words

Why did the The Globe and Mail fire its popular columnist? Do his last pieces offer clues? By David Beers, The Tyee.ca. Whenever a columnist is suddenly fired from a […]

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29 Sep

Sources journalistiques: l’Australie motivera-t-elle le Canada?

Les parlementaires australiens étudient en ce moment même la possibilité d’adopter une loi pour protéger les sources journalistiques. À l’heure actuelle, la législation australienne est similaire à celle qui prévaut […]

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29 Sep

Près de 20 ans de prison pour un journaliste irano-canadien

Le blogueur et journaliste irano-canadien Hossein Derakhshan a été condamné hier à 19 ans de prison en Iran plus cinq ans d’interdiction d’activités politiques ou journalistiques. Il a été reconnu […]

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29 Sep

Will Anglophone journalists join Maclean’s Quebec cover story debate?

In an article called “Maclean’s provokes civil war“, The Globe and Mail‘s Norman Spector writes about francophone journalists’ reactions to the Maclean’s cover story that infuriated an entire province. The […]

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