The union representing Globe and Mail employees says the company is being confrontational and counterproductive by telling them they’re entitled and suggesting the collective agreement is somehow impeding the company’s success
Rogers Media is bundling all of its magazines into a single subscription service available to tablet readers à la Netflix’s cable bundle. The new service—called Next Issue Canada—gives subscribers unlimited access to a catalogue of more than 100 Canadian and U.S. titles, including Vogue, Chatelaine, The New Yorker, Maclean’s, GQ, Esquire, LOULOU, Rolling Stone and…
The future of magazine content consumption has arrived: Next Issue Canada Rogers continues to be at the forefront of digital innovation, leading the transition in how audiences consume content. Today, I am pleased to share news of an exciting win for our company that reinforces Rogers’s position as a leader in digital innovation, while underscoring…
Canada’s broadcast regulator released its Communication Monitoring Report for 2013, which says more than half of Canadians consume news online. The report also found that Canadians collectively watched around 138 million hours of television news weekly.
As journalism students gear up for internship interviews, J-Source is hosting a live chat with hiring experts in four different newsrooms. Here's your opportunity to ask questions of Valerie Casselton, managing editor at the Vancouver Sun, Ruth Zowdu, executive producer of Radio Current Affairs at CBC Ottawa, Patricia Lonergan,managing editor of 11 Metroland community newspapers…
Especially during times of ethnic tensions, it is much more important to tread carefully and not make connections that aren’t proven or even real, writes The Globe and Mail's public editor Sylvia Stead.
Certaines municipalités en région sont de véritables déserts médiatiques, d’autres moins. Mais quoi qu’il en soit, plus la communauté est petite, plus le choix de l’électeur se porte sur une personnalité, non sur un programme, plus l’élection se gagne au magasin général, pas dans les médias.
With 10 years under its belt and a readership of 250,000, the magazine is on solid footing. But it wasn’t always like that. It’s no surprise that the magazine industry is struggling, and the very fact The Walrus is celebrating its 10th anniversary is a “miracle,” says its co-publisher.
Depuis que le barreau du Québec exige de ses membres qu’ils suivent des cours de maintien à niveau chaque année, les formations se multiplient sur ce marché. L’une d’elle a pris la forme d’un grand colloque sur la diffamation à Montréal, puis à Québec en mai, avec, à la demande générale, une session de rattrapage…
À l’heure où les médias ne sont plus les diffuseurs exclusifs de nouvelles, on s’entend de plus en plus dire que l’avenir de la profession passera par le journalisme de données. Une dimension qui, si elle demeure à l’état de niche, prend effectivement de plus en plus en place… tout en effrayant encore bon nombre…