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8 Nov

Journaliste agressé : la FPJQ condamne

La soirée électorale a tourné au vinaigre à Sherbrooke, lorsque le journaliste Marcel Gagnon, du réseau TVA, a été malmené par un proche de l’aspirante à la mairie Hélène Gravel. L’équipe […]

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8 Nov

Médias : pas de crise au Québec

La consultante et blogueuse en marketing Internet et stratégie Web Michelle Blanc affirme sans l’ombre d’un doute que «la situation des médias écrits, nommément les journaux, n’est pas dramatique au […]

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8 Nov

Quand Facebook et Twitter minent la crédibilit

Les sites de réseautage social sont des catalyseurs d’information, des outils de travail indéniables, mais ils sont aussi une fenêtre sur la vie personnelle et, à ce titre, il importe […]

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7 Nov

PM Stephen Harper’s (visual) control issues

“Is Stephen Harper going too far in trying to control his image?” asks The Globe and Mail.  “The Prime Minister’s Office is sending out a steady stream of publicity photos […]

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7 Nov

Memories of the Berlin Wall

Journalists recall covering Germany’s “9/11” — 20 years ago — when the Cold War that had seized the world for some two generations symbolically began to melt. Two decades ago […]

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6 Nov

Congrès FPJQ 09

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5 Nov

Globe takes report off Scribd at Auditor-General’s request

The Globe and Mail Thursday took down a portion of the federal Auditor-General’s report that it had embedded in a news report using the internet social publishing service Scribd, after […]

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5 Nov

RCMP officer files lawsuit against CBC

Const. Kwesi Millington, the RCMP officer who fired a Taser at Robert Dziekanski in Vancouver has filed a libel lawsuit against the CBC, The Canadian Press reports. According to the […]

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5 Nov

Information gatherers vs. holders

A Globe and Mail political blog reports on the newspaper’s spat with Auditor-General Sheila Fraser, over the Globe’s excerpting of a chapter on immigration from her report. “The Globe referred […]

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5 Nov

Wells and Coyne to debate Afghan mission

Maclean’s national editor Andrew Coyne, senior columnist Paul Wells and Canada’s first resident ambassador to Afghanistan Chris Alexander are gathering in Halifax on Nov. 10 for a round table discussion […]

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