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    Did the Globe buy the news or just the Rob Ford pictures?

    When The Globe and Mail paid $10,000 for Rob Ford photos, it may have confused the public interest with what the public may be interested in seeing, writes Langara College journalism instructor Ross Howard.

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    Has the “selfie” gone too far?

    The younger generation is obsessed with sharing everything that happens around them on social media. Recently, this over-sharing habit has sparked some debate when it involved traumatic events. Should media outlets be posting such photos?

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    CBC ombudsman: It’s all about context

    CBC ombudsman Esther Enkin said The National's context was clear enough on a segment about Ukraine, but the column was amended to clarify that the settlements are in violation of international law.

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    Richard Warnica named new National Post Toronto reporter

    Warnica, who is a staff reporter at Canadian Business, will join the National Post. 

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    La Presse+: confusion entre rédaction et promotion?

    Dans un courriel envoyé à ses membres et dont ProjetJ a obtenu copie, l’exécutif du Syndicat des travailleurs de l’information de La Presse (STIP) dénonce des écrans promotionnels non clairement identifiés sur La Presse+, et avoue que les échanges avec la direction en vue de trouver des solutions ont abouti à un «cul de sac».…

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    Postmedia outsources print production of Montreal’s The Gazette

    Postmedia Network will outsource its Montreal production to TC Transcontinental Printing starting in August. 

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    CBC memo on future of public broadcaster

    Here is the CBC memo from president Hubert Lacroix on the future of the public broadaster post-budget cuts. 

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    Journalistes, comment mettre ses émotions de côté?

    Ma mère a reçu son premier diagnostic pour un cancer des ovaires en 2008. Plus de quatre ans plus tard, elle était en rémission et j’avais donc assez de distance émotionnelle pour considérer le cancer d’un point de vue journalistique. Qui prend soin du personnel soignant? explore un service de cancérologie avec une perspective médicale.…

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    Global Calgary sports anchor Grant Pollock retiring

    Grant Pollock, sports anchor and director of sports at Global Calgary, announced he will retire on May 29. 

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    John Cruickshank named CJF chair

    Toronto Star publisher John Cruickshank is the new chair of the Canadian Journalism Foundation’s board of directors. 

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