27 Sep

Newspapers launch marketing campaign

The Canadian Newspaper Association is spending $10 million on a marketing campaign to fight negative views of the industry, Canadian Press reports. The three-month campaign will include ads in most […]

27 Sep

New National Post debuts

New features of the National Post redesign include bigger typefaces and spacing between lines, vertical colour-coded banners on the front page of each section, and nationalpost.com content on Page Two […]

24 Sep

Students challenged to be journalistic innovators and entreprenuers

An American journalism professor has just received a huge grant to provide seed funding to news start-ups developed by students in his entrepreneurial journalism class at City Univeristy of New […]

24 Sep

NYT says ad discount a mistake

MoveOn.org will pay an extra $77,000 for a controversial ad that was published at a discount in the New York Times, the Washington Post reports. The ad, which assails Gen. David Petraeus as […]

24 Sep

Wall Street Journal considers dropping online subscription fees

A week after the New York Times dropped its online subscription fees, the head of the Wall Street Journal is suggesting it may do the same. News Corp. chairman Rupert […]

21 Sep

King’s College journalism students will join Canada’s peacekeeping troops

Eight journalism students from King’s College will travel to Turkey in November to join Canada’s peackeepers on a NATO exercise. They will produce print, television and online reports about their […]

20 Sep

CBC chooses newspaper man to head up news

19 Sep

Toronto Life to get new editor