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Q&A with Tim Bousquet on the launch of Halifax Examiner
When Tim Bousquet announced he was leaving Halifax weekly The Coast to launch his new venture, there was a lot of buzz. J-Source interviewed the award-winning journalist about the Halifax Examiner.
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Tyee looking for editor-in-chief, as Dave Beers takes on new role
The Tyee’s founding editor, Dave Beers, is moving to a new role as executive editor where he will focus on expanding the online magazine.
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Privacy and surveillance: 8 things every Canadian should know
Here are eight key takeaways from the Canadian Journalists Free Expression talk on “Should surveillance scare you?” which addressed everything from why Canadians should care about surveillance to what you can do to protect yourself online.
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Ken Whyte named Rogers senior vice-president of public policy
Whyte was previously the president of Rogers’ magazine bundling service, Next Issue Canada.
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Will Haligonians open their wallets for Tim Bousquet’s paywalled news site?
Award-winning journalist Tim Bousquet launched the Halifax Examiner, a self-described “independent, adversarial” website that is advertisement-free and behind a paywall. Will subscribers sign up?
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Canadian Media Guild details where cuts at CBC will happen
The Canadian Media Guild said 130 jobs it represents will be lost from news operations.
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«J’aime la sensation de toucher le papier»
Les dés sont jetés. D’ici deux à cinq ans selon les sources, la version papier des quotidiens de Gesca aura disparu et d’ici-là, les lecteurs devront tous avoir migré vers l’application tablette s’ils souhaitent continuer à s’abreuver à cette source d’information. Qu’en pensent les principaux intéressés? ProjetJ en a rencontré quelques-uns.
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Globe public editor: When 500 words aren’t enough to tell the story
The Web provides an easy way to read great long-form pieces that are packaged more like a magazine article, writes public editor Sylvia Stead.
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CBC ombudsman: It may not be nice, but that doesn’t make it unfair
CBC ombudsman Esther Enkin found that while a portrait of Russian President Vladimir Putin on The National was not flattering, it was based on an analysis of the facts and it did provide some understanding of his style and why he is supported by many Russians.