Philippe Schnobb se lance aux côtés de Denis Coderre dans la course à la mairie de Montréal. En congé sans solde durant toute la campagne, la convention collective de Radio-Canada prévoit qu’il puisse réintégrer l’entreprise en cas de défaite en novembre. Mais pas en tant que journaliste.
"How do media cover higher education issues – locally and around the globe? How does coverage shape public perceptions? Does the academy look in media’s mirror to see itself? Can the academy help the press translate complex issues into accessible stories?" Eric Mark Do covers the conference.
Réunis en assemblée générale samedi, les anciens employés de TQS ont entériné les termes d’une entente potentielle avec les propriétaires de la chaine devenue V Télé. La fin d’un combat de presque cinq ans. Mais pour être indemnisés, ils devront semble-t-il encore attendre.
Nearly two months after the job posting went up, the J-Source transition team has announced that Bruce Gillespie, assistant journalism professor at Wilfrid Laurier University, will take over as editor-in-chief effective August 1, 2013.
Midland Free Press has been shut down effective as of this week. Everything in the office was being packed up yesterday, and the last issue will be published June 20.
As the final round of the Joint Review Panel hearings into Enbridge's proposed Northern Gateway Pipeline project began this week, one local journalist has problems with the coverage of the issue. Robin Rowland argues that many of the reporters are not based in northern B.C. and report the news through a business and political lens…
As an obituary writer I have come to accept that most people recoil when they hear what I do for a living, as though I have something catching. I have become accustomed to the arched eyebrow the nervous laugh, the disparaging comments about the Siberia of Journalism and even the jokes: How’s life on the…
Journalists usually know that when they get a brown envelope with a big scoop, the source remains a secret. But the identity of who leaked information to the Barrie Advance was too explosive. The newspaper named the source – the PMO – and suddenly found themselves in the centre of a debate on journalists and government sources.…
Le premier hack journalisme s’est tenu à Montréal la fin de semaine dernière. Deux jours pour se familiariser avec le journalisme de données et réaliser son premier projet du genre.
Canada's top journalism prize was awarded tonight to Postmedia News and the Ottawa Citizen for what the jury for the Michener award called "the detailed and sustained reporting (that) exposed the use of “robocalls” to mislead and harass voters during the 2011 federal election campaign."