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25 Sep

Google le grand mécène

Faire payer l’internaute pour du contenu en ligne plusieurs publications y songent, certains en sont (Le Devoir notamment, mais aussi plusieurs quotidiens européens), d’autres en soupèsent encore le pour et […]

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25 Sep

Quebecor mentor de la relève économique

Pour une période de trois ans, Quebecor et HEC Montréal s’associent dans une initiative nommée «Projet d’appui à la relève en journalisme économique». A la différence de la commandite ou […]

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25 Sep

Un nouveau média nommé Facebook

Alors que Facebook courbe l’échine devant la récente décision de la commissaire canadienne à la vie privée concernant des lacunes en cette matière, le site de socialisation lance un moteur […]

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25 Sep

Pas de scabs au Journal de Québec

La Presse Canadienne rapporte que durant le bras de fer qui sévissait entre les parties en présence, le quotidien a requis les services d’employés de l’agence Keystone, ceux des employés du site Canoë et ceux […]

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24 Sep

Section 13 and Freedom of Expression

A Sept. 2 decision by the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal continues to provoke speculation that the Canadian Human Rights Act, the Canadian Human Rights Commission and provincial human rights bodies […]

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24 Sep

Now’s a great time to be in journalism if you’re 24

Young journalists just out of school are in demand a lot more than previous year’s graduates, said Rem Rieder, who recently spoke at a Canadian Journalism Association event on the […]

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24 Sep

Models Inc.

Print publications are trying to deal with a variety of issues, including lower advertising sales, changing reader habits and a weak economy. But if they adopted a different business model, […]

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24 Sep

globeandmail.com wins an Emmy

The Globe and Mail picked up an award this year at the 30th Annual News and Documentary Emmy Awards. The Globe‘s online series Talking to the Taliban won in the […]

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23 Sep

Charging ahead: will readers pay for news online?

Media companies have been grappling with the age-old question of whether or not to charge for their online content for years. Some, like The Wall Street Journal and The Financial […]

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23 Sep

Investigative reporting “overinvestment in speculative work,” says Shirky

“Newspapers’ ability to produce accountability journalism is shrinking,” Internet-focused writer and NYU professor Clay Shirky said recently at a talk at Harvard University’s Shorenstein Center. Ethan Zuckerman outlines Shirky’s statements to the audience of […]

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