Loss of bargaining power puts journalists’ lives at risk: CPJ
In 2014, 221 journalists were imprisoned worldwide, says the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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This week in Canadian media history: The first Aboriginal television network in Canada was launched
The APTN was created after the CRTC issued the Therrien Commitee Report.
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Live Q&A: Social media with Mick Cote and Lauren Strapagiel
Mick Côté and Lauren Strapagiel take questions from journalism students about which social media skills are essential for new journalists and the best way to get noticed by potential employers on social media.
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Unlimited Access: Highlights from Canadian University Press’s 77th national conference
Did you miss this year’s national student journalism conference? We’ve got you covered.
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Ian Adams on a town ravaged by industry and government
“The Forgotten Miners of Newfoundland” is a piece of literary journalism written with powerful, quiet rage.
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Star public editor: Why Star chose not to republish cartoons
Republishing the Charlie Hebdo cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad would be a violation of the Star’s policy regarding respect for religion.
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Media on the move: January 2015
The beginning of the year saw a raft of appointments in Canadian journalism.
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Tracking job moves in Canadian journalism
Did you get a new job? Let us know with #cdnmediamoves.
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Pink Triangle Press to go digital-only in February
Publisher will fold print editions of Xtra, lay off 12 staff.
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This week in Canadian media history: One of Canada’s first publishers passed away
Samuel Neilson ran a printing shop and the Quebec Gazette, a paper that published the government’s official announcements.