Postmedia launches new advertising division
The division will produce custom native ad campaigns (i.e., editorial-style advertising) for advertisers and brand clients.
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Tuesday Tabs: WMAs suspended, Japanese censorship and campaign journalism
News about the news for the week of April 28.
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Naomi Klein chronicles Iraqi reconstruction in “Baghdad Year Zero”
Using apocalyptic symbolism and mirrored faiths as narrative structure, this 2004 Harper’s essay is a damning critique of the Bush administration’s attempt to re-shape Iraq.
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The week in FOI news: phone books, firings and food labels
What does polling tell us about how concerned Canadian are about transparency issues? And should the public have a right to know why senior public officials get fired?
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On profiling Anne Marie Owens for the Ryerson Review of Journalism
“Mission Impossible” could have described the challenges facing the new National Post editor-in-chief, Erica Lenti’s profile subject, and the challenge of profiling Owens in the first place.
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Media on the move: April 2015, Part 2
Here’s our regular update on the moves, hires and promotions in Canadian journalism for the end of April.
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Ryerson Review of Journalism examines its options for the future
The RRJ is launching a fundraising campaign to help finance its yearly print edition. In the meantime, the Ryerson School of Journalism will discuss what the future of that print edition might look like.
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Energy and politics news site National Observer to launch this week
Observer Media Group will launch the National Observer this week, as a sister site to the Vancouver Observer.
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Harper brings CBC to heel
Squeezed by the throat, our public broadcaster is beginning to resemble a state-controlled network.
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Centre for Free Expression coming to Ryerson
A new Centre for Free Expression, the first of its kind at a Canadian university, is coming to Ryerson.