J-Source nears halfway mark of crowdfunding campaign
The Canadian Journalism Project looks to raise $6,500 to support J-Source.
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Around the world: Saudi king’s death and renewed Ukrainian tensions lead Canadian international coverage
The death of Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah and new fighting in the Ukraine lead international coverage form Canadian media outlets.
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Memo: CBC will no longer approve paid appearances by on-air journalists
On-air journalists must ensure outside activities do “not represent any real or perceived conflict of interest.”
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Sportsnet’s hiring of Blundell poses ethical dilemma
Rogers says shock jock deserves a second chance after CBSC violations.
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Globe public editor: Why coverage of polls will be important in election year
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Craig Silverman on The Hoax Economy
The founder of Regret the Error on why fake news is such a powerful force.
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Around the world: South African controversy, French anti-terror funding and German anti-Islamic group lead Canadian world headlines
Nelson Mandela’s ex-assistant starts a Twitter controversy, a German anti-Islamic group moves into England and France’s investment in the fight against radicalism led Canadian international coverage.
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Health-care primers for journalists
Non-partisan Evidence Network issues new backgrounders on range of health issues for journalists.
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Kathy Gannon on surviving Afghanistan
Gannon spoke in Ottawa about her career as a foreign correspondent for the Associated Press.
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Around the world: State of the Union and Cuba talks main focus of Canadian international coverage
Coverage of US President Barack Obama’s State of the Union address, coming talks about US-Cuban relations and the future of Japanese hostages held by IS were the main focus of Canadian international media coverage today.