In this opinion piece for rabble.ca, Maude Barlow, national chairperson of the Council of Canadians, links the April 2007 lockout of le Journal staff to policies stemming from Sun Media newsroom consolidations.
READ MOREThis dust-up with the Tyee and writer Robert Pritchard and subsequent comments is really pretty interesting stuff and speaks volumes on the issue of media concentration and the strange and […]
READ MORESome excerpts of recent stories about this week’s CRTC hearings: Federal broadcast regulators revealed anxieties over delving into journalistic standards and independence as they heard complaints from unions on Wednesday […]
READ MOREBell Canada Inc. says the CRTC should consider guidelines, as opposed to formal rules, in an effort to ensure diversity of Canadian programming. The proposal came during the second day of […]
READ MORE“The level of consolidation in the Canadian media industry has reached levels that “in any other country would be considered unacceptable,” Canada’s public broadcaster told regulators Monday at the start […]
READ MOREKelly Toughill, a journalism professor at King’s College, questions whether two upcoming reports commissioned by the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission on their policies and a series of hearings on […]
READ MOREA Canadian Press story by Merito Ilo takes a look at the international media coverage of Conrad Black’s conviction, noting that “stories published Saturday in the U.S., British and Canadian […]
READ MOREA campaign was launched today to get Canadians involved in decisions about the future of the country’s media landscape. Canadians for Democratic Media is urging people to send a message […]
READ MOREKen Auletta takes an in-depth look at the takeover attempt of the WSJ by Rupert Murdoch — which seems to be proceeding like a juggernaut — and how Murdoch keeps […]
READ MOREAfter Quebecor made a last-minute increase in its offer for Osprey shares, the Osprey board of trustees approved the bid, CanWest News Service reports. The new offer came after a […]
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