David Olive’s new model for newspapers: “shrink the newsprint product to a 32-page broadsheet or tabloid featuring only staff-written feature-length content and the best material available from other publications worldwide.” […]
READ MORENew York Times public editor Clark Hoyt examined the case of Times’ reporter Stephen Farrell’s kidnapping in Afghanistan — and his rescue by British soldiers which led to the deaths […]
READ MORERevoir l’économie des médias pour assurer l’avenir du journalisme, voilà une des propositions de Michel Venne, ancien journaliste et directeur général de l’Institut du Nouveau Monde. Michel Venne – 01
READ MOREL’information en cas de crise, bien faire et comment le faire? Une réflexion sur la couverture de la science. La directrice de la rédaction du magazine de vulgarisation scientifique français […]
READ MOREAndré Laurendeau a été rédacteur en chef du Devoir pendant les années 1950 et 1960, au moment où la Révolution tranquille germait et allait changer durablement le Québec. Il s’est […]
READ MOREIl est plus rare de voir un politicien devenir «journaliste» que l’inverse. C’est pourtant cette glace qui a été brisée lundi soir sur les ondes de V, anciennement TQS, avec […]
READ MOREA paper by John Kelly, published online by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at Oxford University, asks, “Is journalism a profession or a trade?” Kelly acknowledges, “It’s […]
READ MORERobert Picard’s point about taking stock of the various opportunities presented by new technologies in the face of new business environment is quite accurate. The need to demonstrate the value […]
READ MOREFormer CBC foreign correspondent Brian Stewart is the winner of the 2009 Ross Munro Media Award from the Conference of Defence Associations (CDA) in partnership with the Canadian Defence and […]
READ MORECanadian Living has launched a new program that aims to foster excellence among journalism students in the form of a joint internship-writing contest program. The best part? The program actually […]
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