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    Some kittens, boobs and Anna Kournikova got into a story meeting: what happened next will bring you to tears

    There’s a real science to writing click-bait headlines and its hold on audiences should not be undermined. But assessing success by measuring audiences leads to chasing clicks and that is a downward spiral into the online abyss of celebrity culture, consumerism, sports, trends and the occasional real news item, most typically something shocking and tragic,…

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    Globe public editor: It’s not marriage, it’s slavery

    The choice of language matters, writes The Globe and Mail's public editor Sylvia Stead. 

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    Public editor: Why the Star uses accents only on French words and names

    Kathy English, the public editor of the Toronto Star,  think it’s worth considering whether the Star might be more liberal with its use of some accents.    

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    L’Itinéraire, récompensé au Gala Lys de la diversité

    Après la bourse Arthur-Prévost, décernée par la Fédération professionnelle des journalistes (FPJQ) lors de son dernier congrès en novembre, Marie-Lise Rousseau, jeune journaliste à l’Itinéraire, reçoit une nouvelle fois les honneurs. Elle remporte en effet ce soir, le Lys de la diversité dans la catégorie presse écrite, l’un des six prix qui récompensent les journalistes,…

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    Louise Egan leaves Reuters to join Bank of Canada

    Egan, who covers the Canadian economy and central banking from Ottawa, is leaving Reuters to join the Bank of Canada as a senior communication consultant. 

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    Washington correspondent Robin Stickley to anchor Early News on Global BC

    Global News Washington correspondent Robin Stickley will return to Vancouver to anchor Early News on Global BC. She will replace Deb Hope who retired earlier this year.

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    Transcontinental told to sell 34 newspapers in Quebec

    The Competition Bureau told Transcontinental it must put 34 weekly community newspapers up for sale to maintain healthy competition for advertising sales in local Quebec markets. 

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    Fonction, rédacteur en chef… à la pige

    Il aura suffi de poster une annonce sur le forum de l’Association des journalistes indépendants du Québec (AJIQ) pour se rendre compte du nombre impressionnant de rédacteurs en chef qui travaillent… à la pige! Car si ProjetJ s’est entretenu avec quatre d’entre eux seulement pour les besoins de ce reportage, le message a reçu une…

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    Why one journalist made the leap into branded content

    Brand journalism has found a place in this new media ecosystem, where traditional media are trying to adapt. And with this proliferation comes questions about brand journalism’s legitimacy. Robert Delaney reflects on moving from a traditional media to a branded content at /newsrooms.

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    Toronto Star Master Glass: How to use a snoot

    Toronto Star photographer Steve Russell explains how to properly direct your flash using a snoot.

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