Cottage Life, Spacing lead at CSME awards with four wins
Cottage Life and Spacing both picked up four awards at the Canadian Society of Magazine Editors awards in Toronto on June 4.
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Globe public editor: More on political titles during election campaigns
During an election campaign, The Globe and Mail refers to politicians by their party title rather than calling them Premier, Prime Minister or Opposition Leader. There are two basic reasons for this, writes the Globe's public editor Sylvia Stead.
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10 départs volontaires souhaités à la Presse canadienne
Le président de la Presse canadienne, Malcom Kirk, était à Montréal cet après-midi pour rencontrer la salle de nouvelles. Devant la quasi totalité de la rédaction, il a annoncé qu’une dizaine de postes seraient coupés et que l’agence de presse allait se recentrer sur les sujets qui fonctionnent bien, tout en diversifiant son offre.
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Memo: Matt Frehner named Globe’s senior editor of mobile and interactive news
As senior editor, Frehner will manage a new mobile and interactive news unit at The Globe and Mail.
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Live blog: RTDNA National Conference
The sessions include a bear pit session with the top news executives in Canada to discuss the state of our industry, tips on using Google tools, taking video on the smartphone, social media storytelling and the challenges of reporting from the field with dwindling resources.
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Updated: Howard Green leaves BNN
Long-time BNN anchor Howard Green has left the network after 15 years.
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Ask a Mentor: Tips for a newbie freelancer
A J-Source reader asked for advice on jump-starting a career as a freelance journalist. Rebecca Collard, a Canadian freelancer working in the Middle East and North Africa, shares her tips. This series is a collaboration between J-Source and the Canadian Association of Journalists.
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Updated: Dave Breakenridge joins Edmonton Sun as editor-in-chief
Breakenridge, currently online content editor of the Calgary Sun, will start his new role in Edmonton on June 23.
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L’Écho de Frontenac, honoré par la Fondation pour le journalisme canadien
Les prix ont été remis hier soir à Toronto lors d’un diner de gala organisé à l’hôtel Fairmont Royal York devant un parterre de cinq cents personnalités issues du monde des médias et des affaires. L’hebdomadaire indépendant méganticois a obtenu une mention honorable pour sa couverture à la fois mesurée et émotive de la tragédie…
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Live blog: Canadian Journalism Foundation Awards
J-Source will live blog the Canadian Journalism Foundation Awards on June 4 at 7 p.m. ET.