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Omar Sachedina joins CTV parliamentary bureau

Omar Sachedina is the latest addition to the CTV parliamentary bureau. The Ottawa bureau was short a correspondent after Roger Smith, a fixture at the parliamentary bureau for nearly two decades, retired on…
Canadian Geographic names new senior editor

Aaron Kylie joined the Canadian Geographic as its new senior editor.
MediaSpotMe: aider les journalistes à trouver des experts

Stavros Rougas a lancé MediaSpotMe le 11 mars, un site qui permet de mettre en lien journalistes et intervenants. Déjà, plus de 6000 universitaires se sont inscrits, de même qu’une soixantaine de journalistes.
Is media coverage of B.C. Premier Clark sexist?

Is media coverage of B.C. Premier Clark sexist? Or is it fair comment? Katie Hyslop asks reporters, politicians and academics to weigh in.
Global News revamps website for multiplatform viewing, launches branded content marketing strategy

Global News revamped its website Monday with a new user responsive design technology that automatically configures the website to fit on any screen size and resolution. While paywalls are not in…
Winners announced for Asia Pacific Foundation media fellowships

Jas Johal of Global News, Tyee freelance reporter Christopher Pollon and National Post freelance writer Ken Mark announced as new media fellows with Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada.
Les «watchblogs», ces blogueurs qui surveillent les médias traditionnels

Les chercheurs ont voulu se concentrer sur cette catégorie de blogueurs qui se trouvent dans une position spéciale. Bien qu’ils soient dans le champ journalistique, ils sont moins soumis aux pressions économiques…
J-Source liveblogged CJF J-Talk: How Social Media Is Changing Politics And Reporting

Social media gives politicians more access to reporters. But is the public losing out on the conversation? Do politicians have more or less control of their message? Does it help reporters strengthen…
Maisonneuve editor-in-chief resigning; mag launches new website

After nearly five years at Montreal-based magazine Maisonneuve, editor-in-chief Drew Nelles is resigning. The magazine published a job posting for Nelles’ job on Friday on its newly redesigned website.
Q&A with Tom Gierasimczuk, editor-in-chief of newly revamped BCBusiness

BCBusiness has completely revamped itself from a traditional magazine to online site with the launch of a redesigned print edition in March and new website. The magazine also offers a daily newsletter and…

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