The new show will have a rotating chair of high-profile Corus talk radio personalities taking on the role of host. The first show premiers Jan. 28 with Vancouver’s CKNW AM 980’s Jon McComb.
LGBT biweekly magazine Xtra has fired one of its well-known journalists, Andrea Houston. Houston was named the 2012 Honoured Dyke for her advocacy and writing, which led to the passage of provincial legislation that forced Ontario Catholic schools to allow students to form gay-straight alliances.
Intini, who held the position of editor at Sportsnet, has been promoted to editor-in-chief by Steve Maich, who left the magazine’s top position to take on a more senior role at the magazine’s parent company, Rogers Media.
Il n’y a pas qu’au Québec qu’une nouvelle en chasse une autre, mais ce serait encore plus vrai ici. C’est du moins l’analyse de Jean-François Dumas et de son équipe d’Influence Communication, qui dans l’État de la nouvelle 2013, dépeint une couverture médiatique très polarisée. Analyse qu’il est allé défendre le mois dernier en faisant…
O’Grady, who worked most recently as the B.C. bureau chief of The Globe and Mail, is returning to BCBusiness as its editor.
Owen, the research director of the Tow Center for Digital Journalism at Columbia School of Journalism, is joining the UBC journalism faculty in July as an assistant professor of global studies and digital media.
Comment optimiser l’utilisation des réseaux sociaux sans y perdre son temps et son âme. À l’occasion du dernier congrès de la Fédération professionnelle des journalistes du Québec (FPJQ) en novembre, Florent Daudens, éditeur réseaux sociaux à Radio-Canada, a partagé ses trucs lors d’un atelier. En voici quelques-uns.
A complete LinkedIn profile makes all the difference when journalists are looking for work, says social media strategy consultant Neal Schaffer, author of Maximize Your Social: A One-Stop Guide to Building a Social Media Strategy for Marketing and Business Success.
Journalism student Nick Westoll asked for advice speaking to victims of crime or families of victims. Canadian Association of Journalists member Kim Bolan, an experienced crime reporter at the Vancouver Sun responded, saying while talking to family of victims can be daunting, it's a part of your job, so don’t be afraid.
In this Toronto Star video series on photojournalism, photographer Steve Russell shares his tips on how to effectively use the highspeed motordrive, without hitting the buffer.