Year / 2011
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Pas de leader, pas de Kodak
Le mouvement des indignés, qui a occupé les grandes villes du continent pendant une bonne partie de l'automne, et les inondations en Montérégie, qui ont pourtant duré deux mois, ont bien peu attiré l'attention des médias cette année, selon l'état… -
The view from behind the lens: Working ENG camera
James Morrison-Collalto, an ENG camera for CityNews in Toronto, describes what it's like working behind the lens to get the story, and his path from the classroom to the big city streets.… -
Five questions for The Globe and Mail’s Chris Boutet
J-Source talked to Chris Boutet, the deputy editor of digital operations at The Globe and Mail about how newsrooms can use analytics to guide web editorial content, how some analytics tools differ from one another and how they have influenced the emerging… -
What journalism students brought to the coverage of the Occupy movement
Across the globe this fall, protesters took to "occupying" spaces over what they felt were various social and financial injustices. But this package isn't about rehashing the demands of the "99%" — it's about taking a look at how journalism… -
CBC/Radio Canada is hiring an editorial assistant
CBC/Radio Canada is hiring an editorial assistant in a one-year contract position for their Toronto location. … -
Infographic: How the news was shared online in 2011
AddThis just released an infographic that gives an idea of how news and information was shared online in 2011. Facebook came out on top, accounting for over 50 per cent of sharing, up from 44 per cent last year.… -
Entries for the 2011 Atlantic Journalism Awards are now open
The Atlantic Journalism Awards is now accepting entries for this year’s awards. Journalists and news organizations in Atlantic Canada can submit any piece that was published in 2011.… -
Twitter: Journalists’ best friend and journalism’s worst enemy
The trend toward using people who tweet as legitimate sources in stories, and using stand-alone tweets as quotes, counteracts a primary function of the profession and promotes reactive reporting, says Stephanie Brooks. She looks at why this trend is problematic… -
Huffington Post Québec: 5 questions à l’éditeur, Patrick White
Le Huffington Post Québec a annoncé vendredi la nomination de Patrick White au poste de rédacteur en chef et éditeur. Rédacteur en chef de Canoë depuis janvier 2010, Patrick White a 20 ans de journalisme sous la cravate. Il a notamment été… -
Craig Silverman, Regret the Error join Poynter Institute
Craig Silverman has announced that as of Dec. 19, his award-winning blog, RegretTheError.com, will be moving to Poynter.org, and he will be joining the institute as a member of its adjunct faculty.…
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