Today’s round-up of media links from Canada and beyond: CBC Music a good thing for Canada, journalists interviewing scientists (or not), the good and bad of traffic reporting and a popular journalist’s kidnapping ends in death. And today’s read: A frustrated 29-year-old writes to The Globe and Mails’s Rob Carrick.
It's true: The way journalism and journalists interact with social media is rapidly evolving. So if you think you’ve got a handle on how to use each platform to enhance your journalism, you might want to re-think that with Facebook’s much-hyped upcoming IPO. At least one journalist is, anyway.
Want to spend a year working at The Calgary Herald and Postmedia News in Ottawa? The Michelle Lang Fellowship is accepting applications to do just that.
The Radio Television News Directors Foundation of Canada has awarded nine scholarships to journalism students across the country.
Lloyd Robertson will inducted into the Canadian News Hall of Fame tonight at a gala held in Toronto.
Today's round-up of media links from Canada and beyond: Thoughts on the CBC and Jan Wong, going in-depth at The Globe and Mail as well as a British journo who passed away. And today's read: An interview with Alfred Hermida on Twitter and journalism.
Par Chantal Francoeur Une aspirante journaliste décrit son rêve: être correspondante internationale. D’autres osent à peine le dire à voix haute, de peur que leur aspiration soit jugée trop ambitieuse. Les entrevues d’admission au baccalauréat en journalisme de l’UQAM le montrent. Parcourir la planète, marcher dans les traces d’Albert Londres, George Orwell, Joseph Kessel, Anne Nivat,…
In the latest issue of the Ryerson Review of Journalism, Scaachi Koul takes a look at Sportsnet magazine, its corporate branding, and why parent company Rogers is willing to lose millions on its newest baby.
Bousculades, insultes, gaz, poivre et projectiles, sont désormais le lot quotidien des journalistes qui couvrent les manifestations étudiantes. Ils en ont encore vu de toutes les couleurs ce matin lors d'un rassemblement visant un symbole du capitalisme, l'éditeur de La Presse, Power Corp.
What do you do with your highest rated orginal program when it has an engaged audience and phenomenal growth? Cut it. That's what's happening to CBC News Network's Connect with Mark Kelley. Field Notes Editor Nicole Blanchett Neheli finds out why.