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23 Mar

La science cède du terrain

Le journalisme scientifique traînait déjà derrière les autres types d’information, et comme si ce n’était déjà pas assez, il continue de décliner. Aux Etats-Unis, le Boston Globe a mis le verrou sur sa section Science et le magazine Aviation Week […]

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23 Mar

Pollan on the pact with readers

Mother Jones asked Michael Pollan about the transition to being the public face of food activism. His response: You still have to draw lines between being a journalist and an […]

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23 Mar

Lite rock versus local culture

Citizens of Gabriola Island want a community radio station, so they can hear local culture on the air and have the benefit of emergency broadcasting. Rogers Communications wants them to […]

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23 Mar

Rex Murphy on how we get our news

Rex Murphy’s Cross-Country Checkup took a look at how we get our news: http://www.cbc.ca/checkup/archives.html

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23 Mar

Canadian shield law needed researcher

AnalysisCanadian journalists need a shield law to protect their confidential sources and ensure the free flow of information. That’s the conclusion of Diana Ginsberg, a graduate student in media law […]

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23 Mar

Local newspaper assures community about its future

“While the current economy certainly poses challenges for all businesses, the newspaper industry will evolve, as it always has in the face of a changing media landscape that included the […]

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22 Mar

La présomption d’innocence est-elle compatible avec l’information?

Lise Millette, ProjetJ | Les causes de nature juridique glissantes sont nombreuses et plusieurs chroniqueurs posent la question : est-ce que les médias et le spin est en quelque sorte […]

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22 Mar

Corcoran and the CRTC

Charlie Smith of Vancouver’s Georgia Straight wondered whether libertarian columnist Terence Corcoran, for whom broadcast regulators (well, most regulators) were favourite targets, continued to excoriate the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications […]

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21 Mar

Squamish newspaper best weekly in Canada

“Squamish – The Chief has been named the best in Canada by the Canadian Community Newspapers Association (CCNA). The Chief won best all-around newspaper in its circulation category, the CCNA […]

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21 Mar

Local papers in Britain weather economic crisis

The veteran newspaper entrepreneur, it appears, is one of the few people optimistic about the future of British local newspapers. Sir Ray has acquired five newspapers in the East Devon […]

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