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12 Dec

TV, radio, presse sur ordinateur chaque jour pour 9 millions de gens

AFP, sur Le Monde | La “convergence média”, c’est-à-dire la consultation d’un contenu média (programme de télévision ou de radio, article de journal) sur un ordinateur ou un téléphone portable, […]

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12 Dec

Longtime Canadian journalist dies

Bob Hull, longtime editor and reporter, died in a Windsor hospital this week. Hull is former editor of the Owen Sound Sun Times and publisher of the North Bay Nugget. […]

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12 Dec

Ken Whyte on Maclean’s and the economic downturn

Maclean’s editor and publisher answered email questions from Masthead magazine, just after Rogers, owner of Maclean’s, announced staff layoffs. Whyte said: “…we were having an excellent 2008 until the fourth […]

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12 Dec

If newspapers die, democracy will be just fine: Potter

Does society have anything to lose if newspapers disappear? Will democracy suffer if people are no longer able to get their news from ink printed on a flattened tree? These […]

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12 Dec

L’art de l’origami

Steve Proulx, Voir | (…) De toute façon, je vous avoue qu’en attendant le papier électronique, je préfère de plus en plus lire La Presse, ou n’importe quel autre journal, […]

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12 Dec

Il faut se conformer au guide!

Steve Proulx, Voir | Bon, je vais devoir relire mon Guide de déontologie pour voir si je m’y conforme bien…

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12 Dec

Nominations recherchées pour un prix hommage en journalisme

Colette Brin, ProjetJ | La Fondation pour le journalisme canadien sollicite des nominations pour le prix “Couronnement de carrière”. Il s’agit d’un prix annuel “décerné à une personne ayant fait […]

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11 Dec

Exploring the media’s right to offend

ForumLegal, human rights and media experts from across Canada gathered in Halifax on November 1, 2008 to discuss the limits on what Canadians can say and publish about sensitive issues […]

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11 Dec

Defamatory email costs sender $7,800

By Betsy PowellCourts Bureau September 4, 2008 – A recent out-of-court settlement provides a cautionary tale for anyone who has ever sent an email saying malicious things about someone, especially […]

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11 Dec

Online hate best left to police: Expert

NewsParliament should repeal the Canadian Human Rights Commission’s power to investigate online hate messages, leaving such probes to police, prosecutors and Internet service providers, says a report released in November […]

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