An anonymous email to the Toronto Star's newsroom led to several exclusive stories about the inner workings of Canada's Conservative party. Public editor Kathy English explains why the newspaper published this confidential information.
Comment apprend-on à être journaliste au Québec et en France au début du 21e siècle? Le discours sur l’avenir de la profession est-il le même de part et d’autre de l’Atlantique? Trois étudiants de l’Université Laval, deux Français et une Québécoise, se sont posé la question dans le cadre de leur cours de Journalisme et…
A reader complained about a photo of Prime Minister Stephen Harper that—at first glance—appears to have been photoshopped. The Globe and Mail's public editor Sylvia Stead explains.
Canada's First Rogers Batteryless first broadcasted Feb.19, 1927. As its name states, it was the first station to use Edward S. (Ted) Rogers' new AC-powered radio sets, as opposed to the industry standard DC sets.
In this Toronto Star video series on photojournalism, photographer Steve Russell explains why a filter is an important part of your photography kit. (Protects your lens PLUS a cool effect you can do with a UV filter!)
Alors que les prix du World Press Photo 2014 ont été décernés la semaine dernière, ProjetJ braque ses projecteurs sur le photojournalisme, qui dans le contexte de crise que traversent les journaux du monde entier, écope tout particulièrement. Le Québec ne fait pas exception, sauf à regarder du côté de La Presse, où le nombre…
When Toronto Star reporter Daniel Dale launched his lawsuit against Mayor Rob Ford and said he would continue to report on the city hall beat, a J-Source reader asked if it was acceptable to write about a source you’re suing. Shauna Snow-Capparelli, a member of the CAJ’s national Ethics Advisory Committee, responds.
Le morningman de Radio-Canada à Québec animait en novembre, au dernier congrès de la Fédération professionnelle des journalistes du Québec (FPJQ), un atelier sur l’entrevue. Voici quelques-uns de ses conseils.
The Ryerson Journalism Alumni Association is hosting its annual general meeting. J-Source will live blog the keynote address from Global TV's Sean Mallen on the changing trends in journalism. Thursday 7:30 p.m. ET.
In this Toronto Star video series on photojournalism, photographer Richard Lautens shares his must-do checklist for capturing succesful images at the Olympics.