Global News memo on staff buyouts, restructuring
Global News has announced that it will offer its employees buyouts as well as consolidate its graphics team for online and broadcast.
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Memo: Robyn Doolittle joins Globe and Mail
Editor-in-chief David Walsley announced the hire of Toronto Star City Hall reporter Robyn Doolittle.
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Toronto Star hiring 8 digital journalists at “market-based salaries”
The Toronto Star announced it will hire eight digital journalists who will be paid less than other journalists in the newsroom and is considering another round of editorial buyouts. The Star also laid off 11 full-time page editors and eight staff in the circulation department.
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La FPJQ perd sa mémoire
Après vingt-cinq ans passés au poste de secrétaire général de Fédération professionnelle des journalistes du Québec (FPJQ), Claude Robillard prend sa retraite. Pour ProjetJ, il revient sur l’histoire de cette organisation, le plus important regroupement de journalistes au pays, sur son évolution et ses prises de position.
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Veteran Newfoundland journalist John Furlong died
Furlong, a long-time journalist with CBC Newfoundland and Labrador, died at 63 from cancer.
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Updated: Robyn Doolittle leaves Toronto Star for Globe
Toronto Star reporter Robyn Doolittle, one of three journalists who has seen the infamous video of Rob Ford allegedly smoking crack cocaine, is joining The Globe and Mail.
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Globe launches pilot native advertising project
The Globe and Mail is launching a 90-day advertising project for General Electric on its desktop and mobile websites starting April 16.
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Manitoba judges allow media cameras in court
While cameras have been allowed in Appeal Court and in certain cases in other provinces, this is thought to be the first time a province has designated courtrooms where proceedings can be broadcast automatically. All matters before the Manitoba Court of Appeal can also be broadcast unless a strong case is made against it.
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Memo on launch of native advertising at The Globe and Mail
The Globe and Mail is launching a pilot native advertising project on desktop and mobile websites
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Toronto Star memo on laying off 11 page editors
The Toronto Star is laying off 11 page editors and discussing the possibility of another round of buyouts with the union.