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2 May

Bribery investigation

In 2003, reports Frontline, Per Yngve Monsen, chief-controller at Siemens Business Services in Norway, “noticed some irregularities in the invoices Siemens sent to the Norwegian Department of Defence as part […]

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1 May

Le vidéographe de Stéphane Dion récidive

Difficile d’oublier Mick Gzowski, ce vidéographe responsable de la célèbre vidéo qui a sonné le glas de la carrière politique de Stéphane Dion. Or, ce texte de la Presse canadienne, […]

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1 May

CRTC: Al-Jazira au Canada?

La chaîne d’information en continu Al-Jazira demande au CRTC l’autorisation de diffuser son service de langue anglaise au Canada.  Le B’nai Brith s’y oppose mais Catherine Cano, membre de la […]

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1 May

National Post kills Monday publication

The National Post won’t publish on Mondays this summer, making it the first paper in Canada to drop daily circulation as a survival strategy. Publisher Gordon Fisher announced the change […]

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1 May

Shaw to buy three CTV stations for $1 each

Shaw Communications offered CTV a buck apiece for three television stations and the offer was accepted, CTV announced. The deal includes one station in Brandon, Man., and CTV’s A Channel […]

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1 May

Masthead launches online publishing awards

Masthead Online has launched a series of awards highlighting excellence in online editorial and innovation by Canadian magazine and website publishers. The contest is open to websites associated with print […]

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1 May

Gazette editor-in-chief steps down

Andrew Phillips, editor-in-chief of the Montreal Gazette, is stepping down from the newspaper, the CBC reports. According to the CBC, staff was informed May 1 that Phillips will be leaving […]

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1 May

Magazines Canada names volunteer of the year

Industry association Magazines Canada has named Patrick Walsh its 2008 Volunteer of the Year. Walsh, editor of Outdoor Canada magazine, sits on two Magazines Canada committees and has been on […]

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1 May

L’Itinéraire fête son 15e anniversaire

Frédéric Perreault, Canoë | Ayant vu le jour en 1994, le fameux journal connu des Montréalais, vient en aide à la population défavorisée de la ville. En vendant le journal, […]

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1 May

Petites perles éthiques

Patrick Lagacé, La Presse | Parmi les «ex» recyclés dans le commentaire médiatique, Mme Frulla est probablement ma préférée. (…) Sauf qu’il y a un truc que le téléspectateur moyen […]

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