Three new international peer-reviewed journals will offer journalism scholars and researchers new venues to publish their work and move discussion and exploration surrounding topics of digital journalism, journalism education, and interdisciplinary studies in communication forward.
It’s now been confirmed that Pierre Duchense will be running as the Parti Quebecois candidate in the riding of Borduas. It’s also been confirmed that the Quebec Liberal Party has lodged a formal complaint against the former Radio-Canada journalist to the Quebec Press Council as well as the Radio-Canada ombudsman based on Duchense’s decision to run.
You may have noticed a different look and feel of the front section of yesterday's Toronto Star. This won't be the last time these tracing paper-like ads are seen on the front of Canada's largest daily.
Today’s media links from Canada and beyond: Former Radio-Canada reporter gets support to run for PQ, cartoonists talk to Jian Ghomeshi, one journo writes an obit for journalism and Al-Jazeera’s The Stream’s twitter gets hacked. And today’s read: Canadian unemployment rate falls to 7.2 per cent. Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: Apple…
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Dean Del Mastro is blaming the media for the controversy that has arisen from the fact the Conservative MP for Peterborough is the subject of a reported Elections Canada investigation.
CBC announced yesterday that award-winning news producer Fiona Conway will be starting at CBC News as its executive director of programming on July 23.
Today's media links from Canada and beyond: police return 12-year-old images, CBSC makes decision over prank call, reaction to a column on citizen journalism and an Azerbaijan editor is charged with trason. And today's read: A young music prodigy faces possible deportation from Canada.
“Out of the Blue” is a gripping memoir of Jan Wong's struggle with depression and about the end of the love affair with her newspaper. It shines a light on ignorance about clinical depression and on the stigma that the illness brings with it. Her book is also a warning to journalists — obsession with…
Beyond Twitter and Facebook, the mix of mediums wielded by strikers, protestors, and their allies on the streets of Montreal over the last four months includes CUTV.
What is celebrating its 125th birthday and covers Prince Edward Island like the dew? PEI’s daily paper, The Guardian, of course.