With recent reports that camera operators from Global News and a 680 News/CityNews crew were shoved, Centennial College journalism professor Ellin Bessner looks at the challenging work conditions journalists face while covering the Ford scandal at city hall and possible solutions.
City editor David Howell is leaving his position at the Edmonton Postmedia newspaper to take on an undetermined role within the company. The newspaper is hiring a new city editor, said managing editor Stephanie Coombs.
Media Matters Inc. is currently seeking an editorial intern to work out of our office in downtown Toronto. We are a magazine and web publisher with a strong focus on the automotive world and custom publishing.
CJFE will be holding a live chat with exiled Eritrean journalist Aaron Berhane, now living in Toronto. This event is part of an international campaign against impunity facing journalists, writers, human rights defenders, and others seeking to express themselves.The live chat will be moderated by Susan McClelland, award-winning journalist and author of "The Bite of…
Le «journalisme de chéquier» encourage les gens à inventer ou colporter des nouvelles ou des allégations, juste pour se faire de l’argent sur le dos des médias crédules. Ça encourage également le public à penser que les journalistes paient leurs sources pour inventer des histoires sensationnelles. Et ça implique que la vérité est un concept…
Three Canadian professors who teach communication studies are editing a special issue on “interrogating internships” for the open-source journal tripleC: Communication, Capitalism and Critique.
Alors que l'auteur de la fusillade dans les locaux de la rédaction du journal Libération à Paris court toujours dans la nature et qu'on ne connait donc pas les raisons de son geste, la twittosphère s'agite.
C’est un Guy Crevier tout sourire que Projet J a rencontré vendredi dans ses bureaux du Vieux-Montréal. Le président et éditeur de La Presse, parti en croisade en Europe le mois dernier pour vanter le succès de son application iPad, assure que les résultats sont au-delà de toutes les espérances, tant du côté des abonnés…
The Vancouver Sun has broken the silence and denied allowing Carol Todd, the mother of bullied teenager Amanda Todd, to screen their coverage before publication. The newspaper’s editor-in-chief Harold Munro said “the relentless attacks and misinformation require us now to reply more specifically to those who question our integrity.”
As the Calgary Herald moves to a full-colour and slimmer print format on Monday, editor-in-chief Lorne Motley calls the move from in-house production the “end of an era.” The Herald’s parent company, Postmedia Network, put the newspaper’s printing facility on the market and outsourced production to TC Transcontinental Printing.