J-Source seeks its next editor-in-chief
The search begins for J-Source’s next editor-in-chief, who will start May 1, 2016.
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Why Saskatchewan is Canada’s black hole of policing information
Regina has one of the most opaque police forces in Canada, according to Newspaper Canada’s annual Freedom of Information Audit.
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Memo: Irene Thomaidis joins CBC News as Senior Producer of Social Media and Trends
Thomaidis makes move from the Toronto Sun where she was Senior Online editor, according to memo.
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The thin line between free speech and hate speech
Newspapers and online media should be cautious when reporting and printing comments of Trump, Steyn.
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John Stackhouse’s “Mass Disruption” asks whether journalism will ever be the same
Former Globe and Mail editor’s book takes a hard look at journalism but doesn’t address the survival of the big media companies.
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The untimely end to my T.V. career
Broadcaster Mark Hebscher recalls the last day at CHCH news, when staff found out they were being fired.
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Toronto Star public editor: End of online commenting isn’t an end to engagement
The Star has made clear that in shutting down comments on website articles, it is not shutting out conversation and reader engagement.
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Globe public editor: Why The Globe has to be shown the errors of its way
The volume of copy published is rising but the number of mistakes is actually down.
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The 10 most read articles on J-Source in 2015
Curiosity about journalists’ wages and new tablet editions drew readers in 2015.
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Last call for the hard-drinking journalist
Why today’s journalists are kicking liquor to the curb. Continue Reading Last call for the hard-drinking journalist