Le journalisme multiplateforme permet au public de s’informer en tout temps et à tout endroit. Amenant l’information au-delà du support papier, les technologies accompagnent les gens au quotidien. Outre la télévision, la radio et l’ordinateur, les appareils mobiles constituent désormais des outils d’information non négligeables. Pour les journalistes, c’est une réalité à laquelle ils ne…
Scott White is joining the newly created position of vice-president of content strategy and business development at Postmedia Network.
John Bushell started Canada's first newspaper, the Halifax Gazette, on March 23, 1752. The Gazette would have published sooner, but according to Bushell, there was no local news to be reported.
Three editorial staff will be laid off with the closure of Glacier Media’s North Shore Outlook. The newspaper will publish its last edition on March 27.
En collaboration avec l’Association canadienne des journalistes (CAJ), J-Source entretient une rubrique intitulée Ask a Mentor. Son objectif? Délivrer des conseils aux journalistes et étudiants qui n’ont pas accès à un mentor. Cette semaine, J-Source s’est demandé si un journaliste qui poursuit une personne en justice peut continuer à écrire sur elle.
Peter Mansbridge’s and Rex Murphy’s integrity are not in question, writes CBC ombudsman Esther Enkin. But since taking money leads to a perception of conflict of interest, CBC management may want to consider whether it’s appropriate for news and current affairs staff to be paid for speaking engagements.
Deb Hope, who has worked as an anchor, reporter and producer at Global News, is retiring after more than three decades as a journalist.
A J-Source reader asked for advice covering police, fire and other emergency-related stories. Hugo Rodrigues, the CAJ president, shares his advice for following the story after it hits your scanners.
It’s not easy to report on the Fords, writes Jan Wong, but the Toronto Star’s Robyn Doolittle is a journalist who has gotten the story right, over and over again. And yet the public either refuses to believe her or doesn’t care. As she puts it, the trust-me era for journalism is over.
Cutting 560 jobs in 2013 and selling 74 Quebec weekly newspapers in 2013 will realize in $67 million in savings this year, Quebecor said in its latest earnings report.