Year / 2013
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There is ‘no such thing as an uninteresting or insignificant life’ – excerpt from Sandra Martin’s Working the Dead Beat
You may think chronicling the lives of the dead is either the first or the last job you could have on a newspaper. But after years of writing obituaries for The Globe and Mail, Sandra Martin argues that it taught her there’s “no… -
Toronto school board director Chris Spence admits to plagiarism in a Toronto Star op-ed
Toronto Distrcit School Board director Chris Spence has admitted to having plagiarized parts of his Jan. 5 Toronto Star op-ed on sports in schools.… -
Checking your bias
Do your biases affect your journalism? Field Notes Editor Nicole Blanchett Neheli talks with American J-prof Sue Ellen Christian, and reporters from across Canada, about strategies to ensure every story is as balanced as possible, and how reflection and ethics… -
La mise en marché de la science
Il y a trois mois, une étude réalisée par le scientifique Gilles-Éric Séralini sur les dangers des OGM était publiée dans la revue Food and Chemical Toxicology. L’étude a eu l’effet d’une bombe dans le milieu scientifique. Et les médias… -
The Canadian Journalism Foundation opens nominations for Lifetime Achievement Award
The Canadian Journalism Foundation is now accepting nominations for its annual Lifetime Achievement Award. From The CJF’s press release: The recipient will have demonstrated, throughout his/her career, a commitment to the highest journalistic standards and ideals. His/her work and… -
Le Prix couronnement de carrière – Qui allez-vous proposer?
COMMUNIQUÉ – Toronto, ON – 7 janvier 2013 – Les nominations sont acceptées en ligne pour le Prix couronnement de carrière annuel de la Fondation pour le journalisme canadien. Ce prix récompense une personne qui a apporté, durant sa carrière, une contribution exceptionnelle au journalisme… -
One photojournalist who doesn’t want to die having never worked for a newspaper
Jonas Bendiksen is an award-winning Noweigan photojournalist who has shot for National Geographic and has a second place finish in the Daily Life Stories category for World Press Photo to his name. While he has worked on a wide range of articles, including… -
Fermeture du Daily: premières leçons d’un journalisme pour tablettes
La fermeture du premier quotidien pour Ipad The Daily n'est peut-être que l'un des derniers déboires en date pour le groupe News Corporation de Rupert Murdoch, il tend à confirmer une fois de plus que les nouveaux terminaux de publication… -
The sound of silenced scientists
By Bob Carty As a journalist, I see a lot of protests on Parliament Hill. But none like the one last July. Oh, it had the usual trappings of a protest — placards and passionate speeches, even some theatrics with… -
Toronto Star publishes apology for unattributed material taken from The Globe and Mail
The Toronto Star has edited an online version of a business article and published an apology after it was discovered that parts of the article had been taken from an earlier report by The Globe and Mail without attribution.…
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