Monocle editors bullish on magazine print editions
Monocle magazine editor-in-chief Tyler Brûlé says he is determined to resist the widespread pressures on magazine editors to cut quality and move to a digital- first or digital-only strategy.
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Canadian front pages after Nov. 13 terrorist attacks in Paris
On Nov. 13, the eyes of the world turned to Paris as a terrorist attack unfolded on what should have been a quiet Friday evening in the French capital.
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Three more times the RCMP have tried to seize reporters’ notes
Though the RCMP’s attempt to obtain a Vice reporter’s notes is unusual, it isn’t unprecedented.
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Media workers gather in Louisville to plot path to better workplaces
Digital media workers unite to discuss campaigns to improve journalism and workers’ rights.
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CJF J-Talk: John Stackhouse And Craig Silverman
On Nov. 12, former Globe and Mail editor John Stackhouse sat down with Buzzfeed editor Craig Silverman to discuss his new book and the future of journalism.
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Should Star intern take the brunt of blame when a mistake is made?
A recent Toronto Star public editor’s column noted that an intern didn’t take proper steps to verify a source—but should blame have been shouldered by multiple parties?
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The first temptation of Trudeau
Will the new PM resist the urge to cultivate secrecy?
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How should reporters write about suicide?
Evidence suggests there are copycat deaths when details of death are leaked; but do articles do more to educate?
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MEMO: Voluntary Departure Program at Metroland Media
Metroland Media, which includes the Hamilton Spectator and Guelph Mercury, has extended their voluntary buyout program to full-time and part-time staff.
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