Year / 2013
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Print cancellation is a “dose of reality” for Globe subscribers
The decision to pull the plug on the Labour Day edition of The Globe and Mail surprised news industry experts, who called it an international precedent, writes Kelly Toughill, J-Source’s Business of Journalism editor.…
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Jessica Barrett awarded the Michelle Lang Fellowship
Vancouver journalist Jessica Barrett has been awarded the Postmedia Network Michelle Lang Fellowship and will work on a special project about Canada’s changing workforce, job market and economy.
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Centre of Media and Celebrity Studies launches in Canada
Canadian academic Samita Nandy has established the first Canadian research centre specializing in media, fame and celebrity culture.
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Lac-Mégantic: communication de crise 101
Tester des plans de communication de crise jamais mis en branle auparavant. Ou mettre à profit son expertise dans un contexte auquel on n’a jamais fait face. C’est ce qui s'est passé…
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Canadian Journalism Forum on Violence and Trauma creates guide on mental health reporting
The Canadian Journalism Forum on Violence and Trauma, in partnership with CBC News and the Mental Health Commission of Canada, has begun work on a comprehensive, Canadian guide to mental health reporting…
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Lac-Mégantic ne fait plus la une
La tragédie ferroviaire survenue en Estrie il y a presque deux mois a laissé sa place la semaine dernière à la polémique sur la Charte des valeurs, au palmarès des informations les…
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UPDATED: The Globe and Mail suspends delivery on Labour Day due to lack of advertising
In a note to subscribers, publisher Phillip Crawley said The Globe and Mail will not publish on Sept. 2 due to lack of advertising revenue, which was necessary to cover the shortfall…
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Selon Statistique Canada, il n’y a pas moins de journalistes aujourd’hui que dix ans plus tôt
Il y a, à peu de choses près, le même nombre de journalistes au Canada aujourd’hui qu’une décennie plus tôt, si l’on en croit les données de Statistique Canada. Depuis 2001, le…
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Live blog: Everything you need to know about court reporting in real-time
Is reporting on court cases in real-time in the public interest, or does it have the potential to do more harm than good? How does adding a real-time element change the role…
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Canadian Journalism Forum on Violence and Trauma offers bursaries for freelance journalists
Deadline approaching for freelance journalists to apply for bursary up to $2,500 to help pay costs of hazardous environment training.