À deux semaines de souffler sa première bougie au Canada, le Huffington Post annonce le lancement de deux nouvelles éditions régionales dans l'Ouest du pays. Après le Québec en février, le géant américain s'installera cet automne en Alberta et en Colombie-Britannique.
Excellence in Atlantic Canadian journalism was recognized Saturday evening in Fredricton, NB at the 31st Atlantic Journalism Awards.
Par Charlotte Biron et Clémence Cireau Depuis 2008, l'accès aux scientifiques travaillant pour le gouvernement du Canada est devenu difficile. La journaliste scientifique Binh An Vu Van, membre de l’Association des communicateurs scientifiques, a contribué à projeter ce dossier dans l'espace public, en février, lors du congrès de l’American Association for the Advancement of Science. En entrevue…
At times, newspapers walk a fine line between advertising and editorial. As Heather Jordan Ross explains in the latest issue of the King's Journalism Review, advertorials come in all shapes and sizes and, in some cases, are absolutely essential to the survival of the newspaper.
On Tuesday, Huffington Post announced plans to launch regional expansion of its online news network into Alberta and British Columbia. There will be editorial teams based in the provinces and they will launch in the fall of 2012.
Postmedia will exit the wire service business and sign back up with The Canadian Press in an attempt to save money and “refocus” the news organization’s efforts.
The Montreal Gazette's Anne Sutherland's tweets last week have raised the question of whether or not editors should have some sort of oversight when reporters are live-tweeting from the field. After all, while live-tweeting on assignment, a reporter is directly representing his or her news organization. Or should reporters simply know better and act the…
Par Marie-Claude Savoie Plusieurs façons existent afin de se trouver un contrat. Il y a tout d'abord les petites annonces dans les journaux, ou maintenant sur Internet. Toutefois, il ne faut pas hésiter à recourir à nos idées et à aborder directement les rédacteurs en chef. Les rédacteurs sont ouverts et souhaitent découvrir de nouvelles plumes.
Could all of Toronto media feel the effects of a 'Ford freeze?' Romayne Smith Fullerton, a professor of media studies at the University of Western Ontario, takes a look at the bigger picture behind Ford's dispute with Dale
The Spectator took home 10 awards at Saturday's awards ceremony, including three that oe reporter – Jon Wells – won for feature, entertainment and travel reporting. The Guelph Mercury won five awards while the Waterloo Record took four. [node:ad] Two reporters each took home a pair of awards: Shawn Jeffors of the Sarnia Observer and…