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24 Aug

Exceptional multimedia student projects

If you are looking for examples of great multimedia student projects, you may find them here. It’s a list of six exceptional projects recommended by Mark S. Luckie, the author […]

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23 Aug

Radio-Canada: début de la cohabitation entre journalistes de la radio et de la tél

Radio-Canada a présenté ce matin la programmation 2010-2011 de ses deux chaînes de radio, la Première Chaîne et Espace Musique. Si la salle était essentiellement emplie de gens de radio, […]

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23 Aug

Banning laptops in media classes without being a Luddite

<p>A new media journalism professor in the U.S. has decided to ban laptops in some of his media classes. <br />Jeremy Littau says he loves technology, but the evidence is building that student test scores improve in classes where laptops are banned. He is also concerned about what he calls "the halo effect."<br />

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23 Aug

Postmedia hires Metroland’s Alvin Brouwer

The Postmedia Network has hired Alvin Brouwer as its new president of business ventures. Brouwer was most recently VP, advertising and product development at Metroland Media. He will report to […]

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23 Aug

Getting at the truth in the Mulroney-Schreiber affair

Harvey Cashore has a new book on the stands about the Airbus Affair. It’s called : The Truth Shows Up: A Reporter’s Fifteen-Year Odyssey Tracking Down the Truth About Mulroney, […]

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23 Aug

Interrogation, sensory deprivation and the CIA: A Canadian connection

Thirty-six years ago, Donald Capri was driving across the Redwood Bridge in Winnipeg when he spotted a body floating in the Red River. Police later identified the victim as Prof. […]

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23 Aug

North Saskactchewan radio gets government support

The Federal government has announced funding for the Missinipi Broadcasting Corporation to produce radio programming in English, Cree and Dene for communities in Northern Saskatchewan. Broadcaster Magazine reports: “The funding […]

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23 Aug

Will Harper move against CRTC on Sun TV?

A Globe and Mail column by Lawrence Martin suggests that Prime Minister Stephen Harper will stack the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission with his own people in an effort to […]

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23 Aug

Guidelines for re-posting stories

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23 Aug

NYU guide to good journalism practices

The New York University handbook for journalism ethics, law and good practices is chockful of useful information and guidelines for journalists. This guide is unique. It is more than the […]

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