Hamilton Spectator publisher is leaving the newspaper
Dana Robbins is leaving The Hamilton Spectator and will become vice-president/regional publisher of Metroland’s Peel and Southwestern Ontario region.
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When your recording isn’t yours
Former Toronto Sun editorial page editor and columnist Rob Granatstein was in sole possession of a recording from a 2010 editorial board meeting at which then-Toronto city councillor Rob Ford allegedly made libellous comments. Those remarks are now the subject of a lawsuit. What to do with the recording?
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Jimmy Savile et le scandale de la BBC
Depuis près de deux mois, la BBC est plongée dans un scandale d'abus sexuels dont les multiples rebondissements ont mené jusqu'à la démission de son directeur.
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Restructuration chez Sun Media – perte de 500 emplois
Quebecor a annoncé qu'elle couperait 500 postes à travers la compagnie suite a un effort de restructuration qui devrait lui faire économiser plus de 45 millions par année.
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Journalism, disrupted
If journalists can’t make the business case for journalism, then who will? Belinda Alzner talks with Canadian Nieman Fellow David Skok about his research on disruption and innovation in journalism with Harvard Business School’s Clayton Christensen that gives journalists and news managers a new way to look at the challenges facing the industry.
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How I got the story: CAJ award-winner Andrew Stobo Sniderman on residential schools
Andrew Stobo Sniderman explains how, on a whim, he ended up bearing witness to stories of pain and suffering of First Nations peoples who survived Canada’s residential schools.
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Sun Media to cut 500 jobs, add more paywalls
Quebecor has announced Sun Media will cut 500 jobs as part of a restructuring plan to save the company more than $45 million a year in costs. Belinda Alzner reports that on top of that, more paywalls will be coming to major Sun Media publications before the end of the year.
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From the Joseph Howe Symposium: The importance of trust and transparency in online journalism
Noted experts in their field, Mathew Ingram and Craig Silverman recently spoke about the issues of trust and transparency in a new media world to a crowd of students and media-interested Haligonians at the University of King's College in Halifax, NS at the 9th Annual Joseph Howe Symposium.
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Toronto Star launches digital longform journalism program
Toronto Star has launched a new offering: Star Dispatches is a weekly digital longform reads program for computer, tablets and other e-readers.
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Ingérence ou bonnes pratiques journalistiques au sein de l’empire médiatique Brunswick News?
Radio-Canada Acadie a appris que la haute direction de Brunswick News, l'empire médiatique néo-brunswickois de James K. Irving, modifie sa politique de révision du travail de ses journalistes. Ainsi, tous les articles traitant des enjeux linguistiques du Nouveau-Brunswick devront être vérifiés par le rédacteur en chef de l'entreprise, une mesure que la communauté journalistique francophone…