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26 May

La visite de PKP : dur réveil

Le président de Quebecor, Pierre Karl Péladeau, doit se rendre au Saguenay le 2 juin pour rencontrer des entrepreneurs. Une invitation que le syndicat du journal Le Réveil, en lock-out depuis le […]

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26 May

Derome jouit-il d’immunité?

Lise Millette ProjetJ – 23 mai 2009 | Le chef-d’antenne Bernard Derome est fâché contre Stephen Harper. Une position qui ne regarde que lui, mais qu’il a choisi de livrer […]

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26 May

Vote for the next cover of Explore mag

Editors at Explore have put together three possible covers for the August issue of the magazine and are asking readers to vote for their favourite. Visit Explore‘s website to vote. […]

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26 May

Blogue du jour: Fagstein (Steve Faguy, réviseur à La Gazette)

Pour son regard irrévérencieux mais sympathique sur le petit milieu médiatique québécois et canadien. Toujours avec humour, Fagstein se plaît àdénoncer, entre autres formes de bêtise humaine, la détestable tendance àl’autocongratulation […]

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26 May

Protecting sources

There is a “tidal wave” of five journalism-related cases before the Supreme Court right now, each of which will “test the value Canadians place on freedom of the press.” The […]

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26 May

Welcome to Researching Journalism

ByLisa Lynch Over the past few months, I’ve found myself grimly captivated by the North American news media’s account of what it seems to have decided are a series of […]

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26 May

Layoffs v. buyouts: the manager’s dilemma

ByBethany Horne When the time comes to lay the axe to newsrooms that owners consider bloated, an editorial manager must make many tough choices, one of which goes like this. […]

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26 May

Senior editors differ on value of j-school in mid-career

QUESTION: I’m 43 and for the past 13 years I have been working as a freelance photographer and writer. During that time I have published a strong portfolio of magazine […]

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25 May

Canwest Olympics reporter paid to write for Olympics publication

The Olympics reporter for the Vancouver Sun was paid to write for the the official magazine of the International Olympics Committee, reported the online magazine The Tyee. “Jeff Lee says […]

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25 May

“You learn the most from the hardest things”: Stephanie Nolen’s speech to King’s graduates

Stephanie Nolen, The Globe and Mail‘s current India, and former Africa, correspondent, was honoured by her alma mater, the University of King’s College, with an honourary doctorate in civil law. […]

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