L’entrevue selon Claude Bernatchez
Le morningman de Radio-Canada à Québec animait en novembre, au dernier congrès de la Fédération professionnelle des journalistes du Québec (FPJQ), un atelier sur l’entrevue. Voici quelques-uns de ses conseils.
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Talk with Global TV’s Sean Mallen: Changing trends in journalism
The Ryerson Journalism Alumni Association is hosting its annual general meeting. J-Source will live blog the keynote address from Global TV's Sean Mallen on the changing trends in journalism. Thursday 7:30 p.m. ET.
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Toronto Star Master Glass: How to shoot for success at the Olympics
In this Toronto Star video series on photojournalism, photographer Richard Lautens shares his must-do checklist for capturing succesful images at the Olympics.
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Que pensent les étudiants en journalisme de leur formation?
ProjetJ ne pouvait pas conclure sa série sur les écoles de journalisme et leur aptitude à s’adapter aux nouvelles réalités du métier sans questionner les principaux intéressés, à savoir les étudiants et finissants. Avis partagés.
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Live blog: Q&A with Robyn Doolittle
Robyn Doolittle, one of three reporters to view the video of Mayor Ford allegedly smoking crack cocaine, will be giving a talk followed by a Q & A. Doolittle is a Toronto Star reporter and the author of the upcoming book, Crazy Town.
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Sun Media hiring content optimization editor
Sun Media Corporate Editorial is looking for a digital editor to assist in the day-to-day online operations of its English publications. Reporting to the Digital Content Director, the Content Optimization Editor will be part of a national online team that provides content, support and strategic direction for more than 120 local newsrooms.
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Briarpatch takes legal action over access-to-information requests
The magazine’s legal action follows a review by the Saskatchewan information commissioner, which ruled the Northern Village of Pinehouse inadequately responded to the two FOIs Briarpatch filed more than 250 days ago.
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Tow study finds single-subject news sites fill gaps in news coverage
A new study out of the Tow Centre for Digital Journalism, Seeking the Single-Subject News Model, explores how hypertopocical sites are filling the gaps created when traditional newsrooms can no longer keep consistent coverage on more complex issues.
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Greg Clark Award accepting applications
Early-career journalists looking to spend a week exploring their beat in greater depth are encouraged to apply for The Canadian Journalism Foundation's Greg Clark Award.
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5 neat things about The Globe and Mail’s Olympics site
In a move that shows how The Globe and Mail is shifting from newspaper-first to mobile-first thinking, the paper built an entirely new site for its Olympics coverage on the free WordPress platform.