Michelle Lang Fellowship now accepting applications
The recipient will spend six months working with Postmedia News in Ottawa followed by another six months at the Calgary Herald, and will have the opportunity to work on a special in-depth project.
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Quand Médium Large est forcée d’émettre un correctif
L’émission Médium Large a dû émettre un rectificatif la semaine dernière après avoir reçu deux plaintes concernant un extrait diffusé le 5 mars. L’un des plaignants n’a pas été satisfait de la mise au point, mais l’ombudsman de Radio-Canada vient de rejeter sa plainte.
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Corus reports drop in Q2 earnings; Astral shows profit
Corus Entertainment, which owns news talk stations like CKNW and AM640, showed an 11 per cent decrease in revenue. Meanwhile, Astral recorded its 66th consecutive quarter of profit.
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Postmedia revenue dips 10 per cent
The deepened losses were primarily due to a decrease in print advertising revenue, which has been shrinking faster than online advertising has been able to make up for.
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Radio-Canada s’associe au D.E.S.S. en journalisme de l’UdeM
Une entente de partenariat a été conclue entre l'émission Enquête de Radio-Canada et le programme du D.E.S.S. en journalisme. En vertu de cette entente, des membres de l'émission Enquête participeront tout au long du trimestre d'hiver au cours « Traitement de l'information (journalisme d'enquête) », donné par Alain Saulnier.
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Commentary: Provinces wrong in colluding to deny CBC information requests
When the CBC's Fifth Estate came calling for information on Canada's hospitals, the provinces responded with a collective "no." Data journalism editor Fred Vallance-Jones says it happens all too often.
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The story behind CBC’s offshore “tax havens” series
CBC explains how it got the tax haven series, which all began when almost a year ago when Frederic Zalac, a reporter for the Radio-Canada program Enquete and our Special Investigations Unit, was approached by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists.
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Jennifer Pagliaro, Katie May named Goff Penny award winners for young Canadian journalists
Toronto Star’s Jennifer Pagliaro and Lethbridge Herald’s Katie May have been selected as the two recipients of the Goff Penny Memorial Prize for Young Canadian Journalists, in the over 25,000 and under 25,000 circulation classes respectively. They will be awarded the Goff Penny Memorial Prizes at the World Press Freedom Day luncheon on May 3 during the INK+BEYOND newspaper conference…
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Live blog of the Atkinson 2013 lecture: Toronto Star’s Michelle Shephard on reporting about security
Join us at 1 p.m. on April 11 to hear Toronto Star security reporter Michelle Shepard talk about reporting from home and abroad on terrorism at the 2013 Atkinson Lecture at Ryerson University.
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Affaire Guy Hébert: les médias ont-ils été manipulés?
Retour sur les quelques jours qui ont précédé la démission de Guy Hébert de son poste de directeur général de la Ville de Montréal, sur fond de manipulation et de querelle entre les deux plus grands quotidiens québécois, La Presse et le Journal de Montréal.