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23 Nov

Olympics charged broadcast students fee

Local broadcast journalism students who applied for jobs at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver were illegally charged $50 for each application. Reported the Vancouver Sun: “At least $6,000 in […]

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23 Nov

Inspiring photojournalism

A list of nine sites where you will find some examples of the best photojournalism online today. The list can be found in this blog post, called Amazing Photojournalism: Where […]

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23 Nov

People of the screen

“When technology shifts, it bends the culture,” observes Wired writer Kevin Kelly in a long, thinky piece in the New York Times Magazine’s Idea Lab section. Journalism was one of […]

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23 Nov

Couverture journalistique – l’exception québécoise

Paul Cauchon, Le Devoir | Jean Charest continue à obtenir le plus de couverture médiatique, et la crise financière continue à être l’enjeu majeur de l’actuelle campagne électorale, selon la […]

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23 Nov

Débats des chefs: l’ombudsman de la SRC recommande plus de transparence et d’indépendance

Marc-François Bernier, ProjetJ | La récente révision de l’ombudsman de Radio-Canada est un souffle d’air frais qui va peut-être dépoussiérer quelque peu les habituelles relations que les grands médias entretiennent […]

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23 Nov

Le “poids” d’Influence Communication: mise au point de Radio-Canada

Radio-Canada | Un certain nombre d’auditeurs nous ont demandé plus de détails sur la méthodologie utilisée par la compagnie Influence communication pour calculer les «poids médias» que nous présentons au […]

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22 Nov

Moon walk

You can almost hear the huffing and puffing of the unsigned Canadian Press reporter who wrote about the “forced march” engineered by Pauline Marois. “Bleary-eyed and freezing, a group of […]

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21 Nov

Pauline Marois fait marcher les journalistes

Patrice Bergeron, La Presse Canadienne | La chef du Parti québécois, Pauline Marois, a littéralement fait «marcher» les journalistes vendredi.

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21 Nov

Online comments “messy and flawed” but important, says Ingram

The Globe and Mail‘s tech blogger and recently appointed communities editor, Mathew Ingram, digs into the many issues surrounding online comments on news stories in a recent blog post. His […]

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21 Nov

AP to cut 400 staff

The Associated Press (AP) has announced plans to cut staff by ten per cent, in light of the current economic downturn and the recent reduction of fees for its members. […]

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