CBC News Network is hiring for new Vancouver team
A couple of weeks ago, CBC News Network announced that it was expanding its coverage by adding a Vancouver host. Well, the broadcaster is now pre-screening for eight new positions there.
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Postmedia cuts jobs, print editions, adds paywalls: The roundup and reaction
In yet another blow to the Canadian print industry, it has been reported today that Postmedia will be cutting jobs, suspending Sunday and Monday editions of its newspapers and implementing paywalls on its publications' websites in response to a dismal advertising environment.
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Enquête sur le Faubourg Contrecoeur: La Presse poursuivie
L'audition des témoins dans le procès opposant le président de la firme d'ingénieurs S.M International à La Presse et à son journaliste d'enquête André Noël a débuté aujourd'hui. L'homme d'affaires Bernard Poulin réclame 300 000 dollars au quotidien pour atteinte à la vie privée.
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Canadian Online Publishing Awards is accepting entries
The Canadian Online Publishing Awards is accepting applications for its fourth annual all-things-digital publishing awards show.
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J-Links for May 28: Toronto Star in Ford’s office, G20 journos arrested illegally, Al Jazeera goes sporty
Today’s round-up of media links from Canada and beyond: Journos illegally arrested at G20, Toronto Star in Mayor’s office, military: Citizen reporter 'needs to be curbed' and Al Jazeera’s hopes of international sports broadcasting. And today’s read: The end of the line for CP Rail’s strike.
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Five questions for managing editor Kenny Yum on HuffPo Canada’s first birthday
Happy first birthday Huffington Post Canada! We chatted with managing editor Kenny Yum about HuffPost Canada's first year, gaining respect as an original news source and their unique approach to social media.
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L’opinion nuit au journalisme
«L'opinion nuit au journalisme. Il y a presque plus de commentateurs que d'acteurs de la grève étudiante!», dénonçait hier soir le professeur Thierry Watine de l'Université Laval. Comme lui, de nombreux chercheurs et personnalités de l'industrie réunis hier soir pour souligner le vingtième anniversaire du Centre d'étude sur les médias (CEM), ont souligné que la…
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J-Links for May 25: Behind the scenes at The Globe, Facebook camera, and New Orleans to be without a daily paper
Today’s round-up of media links from Canada and beyond: The Globe and Mail’s behind the scenes story, an automotive journo’s journey, Facebook’s new camera app and publishing cuts for a daily paper. And today’s read: radio host’s thoughts on Quebec’s proposed tuition hike.
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Five questions for CBC Hamilton executive producer Roger Gillespie
It’s been two weeks since CBC Hamilton launched, marking the Corporation’s entrance into the local and responsive news website business. Angelina Irinici spoke with executive producer Roger Gillespie about the challenges they’ve faced so far, on taking criticism and what it’s like running CBC’s first digital-only service.
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Journalisme ambigu aux Jeux de la com
Par Aurélie Lanctôt L’épreuve de reportage journalistique écrit des 16e Jeux franco-canadiens de la communication, mettant en concurrence des apprentis journalistes issus de neuf universités de l’Est du Canada, voguait cette année de manière ambiguë entre le reportage d’information et le publireportage. Analyse de la dérive inquiétante d’une compétition sensée mettre de l’avant l’excellence dans la…