J-Source launches new Photojournalism section
The University of Regina’s Mark Taylor will edit the new section dedicated to exploring issues about photojournalism in Canada and offering tips and advice from some of the best in the business.
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Ryerson Review of Journalism launches 30th anniversary commemorative ebook
Ryerson Review of Journalism has put together an ebook to celebrate 30 years of publishing, featuring some of the magazine’s best work from across the decades.
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J-Source and ProjetJ move to new financial structure in January
While all of the financing is not yet in place to cover the CJP’s three-year transition to a not-for-profit entity, we are close enough to our goal to be confident that we can launch the new structure for J-Source/ProjetJ successfully in January, writes publisher Christopher Waddell.
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Globe and Mail media reporter Steve Ladurantaye joins Twitter Canada
Ladurantaye is joining Twitter, tweeted Kirstine Stewart, the head of the social media network’s Canadian branch.
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Chatelaine seeking web, copy editing and editorial interns
Chatelaine is currently seeking one web intern immediately, and two copy/research interns and one editorial intern for the new year.
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Le sociofinancement, la nouvelle arme des journalistes indépendants?
Après Nouveau Projet, en kiosque depuis deux ans, et Inouï qui verra le jour au printemps, c’est au tour du webzine Planète F, de tenter l’aventure du sociofinancement. Ce magazine, cofondé par les journalistes indépendantes Mariève Paradis et Sarah Poulin-Chartrand, a pour objectif de parler aux familles, et de la famille, différemment.
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Toronto Star Master Glass: How to use an on-camera flash
In this Master Glass video series on photojournalism, Star photographer Andrew Francis Wallace explains how to light a subject using an on-camera flash.
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Black Press shuts down Abbotsford/Mission Times
Black Press Media has shut down the Abbotsford/Mission Times, a little more than a month after purchasing the B.C. paper from Glacier Media.
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Hausse importante des plaintes à l’encontre de Radio-Canada
C’est ce que révèle le rapport annuel de l’ombudsman de la SRC, rendu public la semaine dernière. 1130 plaintes ont en effet concerné l’information durant la saison 2012-2013, contre seulement 690 en moyenne lors des cinq dernières années. Une hausse justifiée par l’effet combiné du conflit étudiant et de l’élection provinciale.
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Why we should care when a community newspaper shuts down
Many scholars argue the importance of community journalism to democracy and citizenship, often separately from the business decisions. The historic tension between public service and economics is longstanding. But what if there is another set of lenses beyond journalism, political economic, communications theory and other traditional disciplines to shed light on the significance of news…