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15 Jul

Journaliste en Indonésie cherche alternatives à bas prix

Lise Millette, ProjetJ | Grâce à une Bourse Nord-Sud, le journaliste Patrick Grandjean de Radio-Canada s’est envolé en Indonésie pour observer la reconstruction de ce pays touché par un violent […]

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15 Jul

Une entente de cinq ans au Globe

La grève est évitée au quotidien torontois Globe and Mail. Citant La Presse Canadienne, Cyberpresse rapporte que les employés ont approuvé le 6 juillet dernier une nouvelle convention collective. Une […]

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15 Jul

[UPDATED] New editor appointed at Canadian Business mag

[Note this post has been updated] Steve Maich has been appointed the new editor and associate publisher of Canadian Business (CB) magazine. Maich moves to CB from his role as […]

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15 Jul

Poynter: How online community benefits the Globe

In one of her recent E-Media Tidbits columns for Poynter Online, Amy Gahran discusses The Globe and Mail‘s use of social media as an example of some of the possibilities […]

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15 Jul

Maisonneuve founder moves to RD

Derek Webster, founder and editor-in-chief of Maisonneuve, is leaving the seven-year-old magazine for a managing editor position at Reader’s Digest (RD), Masthead Online reports. With Webster gone, Maisonneuve will be […]

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15 Jul

New design for news headline at USA Today

An experimental headline service is launched by USA Today, using its usual minimalist style and bright colours, today.

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14 Jul

Globe series nominated for an Emmy

Globe and Mail reporter Graeme Smith’s online video series, Talking to the Taliban, has been nominated for an Emmy Award. The project was nominated, alongside work from Reuters, The New […]

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14 Jul

An American Radicals brand of investigative journalism

I.F. Stone made significant contributions to investigative journalism at a time in the U.S. when holding powerful institutions to account was seen as unpatriotic and disloyal, writes Cecil Rosner in […]

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14 Jul

When national media descends on a small town story

When big, national media flooded into tiny Woodstock, Ont. to cover the mysterious abduction of eight-year-old Victoria (Tori) Stafford, the tenor of the story changed. There was a very real […]

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14 Jul

How one community broadcaster deals with a tough story

I was a wreck, and not sure why, writes Woodstock, Ont. radio host Don Martin.  I was on the air when John Lennon was shot, when 9/11 occurred, and when […]

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