J-Links for Oct. 9: Lacroix reappointed head of CBC; Journalism job competition; Making energy journalism better
J-Links for Oct. 9: Lacroix reappointed head of CBC; Journalism job competition; Making energy journalism better
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Final day to submit comments to CRTC on CBC/Radio-Canada license renewal
It’s deadline day for those looking to submit comments to the CRTC on the CBC and Radio-Canada’s upcoming license renewal hearings that are set to begin in November. All comments are due to the CRTC by 8 p.m. EST.
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J-Links: Coyne, Starowicz debate need for CBC; Nellie Bly play in Halifax; Somali sports journos targeted
J-Links: Coyne, Starowicz debate need for CBC; Nellie Bly play in Halifax; Somali sports journos targeted
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Debating the need for a public broadcaster: Liveblog at The Ottawa Citizen, 7 p.m.
If you didn’t get your fill of debates last night with Obama vs. Romney, perhaps Coyne vs. Starowicz can do the trick.
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J-Links: Deadline approaching to purchase CBC transmitters; Canadian tweets during debate; Blowing up the beat
J-Links: Oct. 9 deadline for CBC transmitters; Canadian tweets during debate; Blowing up the beat
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J-Links: Alan Toulin dead at 63; Journalists up for Governor General lit awards; DJ Journo?
J-Links: Alan Toulin dead at 63; Journalists up for Governor General lit awards; DJ Journo?
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Court reporting has advanced. The courts themselves? Not so much
Reporters now have any variety of new technology at their fingertips when reporting from the courts, but when it comes to court process itself, they find themselves fighting the same old battles for exhibits, seats and access to lawyers and judges. Eric Mark Do reports from a panel discussion on court reporting held at Ryerson University.
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In media we trust
When the police want your photographs, should you comply? Jared Gnam looks at the ethical and legal issues surrounding a recent court order that saw six news organizations hand over their photographs and video to police to aid in the investigation of the 2011 Vancouver riot for the Langara Journalism Review.
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The Globe and Mail returns Online Journalism Award after realizing it had mistakenly entered wrong category
The Globe and Mail has returned the Online Journalism Award it received from the Online News Association last month for its Breaking Caste multimedia series after realizing it had entered in the wrong category by mistake.
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Social media editors in Canadian newsrooms describe integration, unique challenges
What is the role of a social media editor inside a news organization? New research by University of King’s College online journalism professor Tim Currie sheds some light on the level of integration that Canadian social media editors have in their respective newsrooms, the unique challenges that face them and how they position themselves with their audiences.