Transcontinental told to sell 34 newspapers in Quebec
The Competition Bureau told Transcontinental it must put 34 weekly community newspapers up for sale to maintain healthy competition for advertising sales in local Quebec markets.
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Fonction, rédacteur en chef… à la pige
Il aura suffi de poster une annonce sur le forum de l’Association des journalistes indépendants du Québec (AJIQ) pour se rendre compte du nombre impressionnant de rédacteurs en chef qui travaillent… à la pige! Car si ProjetJ s’est entretenu avec quatre d’entre eux seulement pour les besoins de ce reportage, le message a reçu une…
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Why one journalist made the leap into branded content
Brand journalism has found a place in this new media ecosystem, where traditional media are trying to adapt. And with this proliferation comes questions about brand journalism’s legitimacy. Robert Delaney reflects on moving from a traditional media to a branded content at /newsrooms.
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Toronto Star Master Glass: How to use a snoot
Toronto Star photographer Steve Russell explains how to properly direct your flash using a snoot.
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Reportage à l’étranger 101
L’Association des journalistes indépendants (AJIQ) propose jeudi soir une formation sur le reportage à l’étranger. L’occasion pour ProjetJ de discuter avec celui qui la donne, Valérian Mazataud, photojournaliste indépendant qui depuis 2009 a couvert les principaux drames qui se sont joués tout autour de la planète, et de lui demander quelques conseils pour qui voudrait…
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The Unknowable Country: Why journalists and governments no longer know what Canadians value
The federal government has abandoned funding for the World Values Survey—just like it did for the long-form census. Sean Holman reports.
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CBC ombudsman: One point of view at a time works for achieving balance
CBC policy on balance allows for the expression of a variety of views over a reasonable period of time, writes ombudsman Esther Enkin.
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Xtra managing editor Danny Glenwright leaves for JHR
Danny Glenwright, managing editor for Xtra in Toronto and Ottawa, is leaving the news magazine to join Journalists for Human Rights as its interim executive director.
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Chantelle Bellrichard wins inaugural CJF Aboriginal journalism fellowship
Bellrichard, an associate producer at CBC Vancouver and a web developer at the UBC Graduate School of Journalism, is the winner of the Canadian Journalism Foundation’s Aboriginal journalism fellowship.
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This week in Canadian media history: First newspaper delivered by airplane in Canada
The first delivery of a morning newspaper by air in Canada was made on May 27, 1919, when Roland Groome delivered the Regina Morning Leader to Moose Jaw, Sask.