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    La pige en Italie: 5 questions à Ariel Dumont

    Par Geneviève Gagné La crise économique aura eu raison de Silvio Berlusconi, mais l’Italie n’a pas fini de rapiécer ses poches. Sous l’égide du nouveau Premier ministre, Mario Monti, le conseil des ministres approuvera lundi un nouveau plan de rigueur, de quoi alimenter sans relâche les journalistes. Ariel Dumont, journaliste indépendante en Italie en sait…

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    Publisher of one of Canada’s last independently-owned dailies, The Chronicle Herald, dies at 84

    Graham Dennis, owner of The Halifax Herald Ltd. and publisher of The Chronicle Herald, died at home in Halifax last night at the age of 84.

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    Congrès de la FPJQ: vifs débats sur le titre professionnel

    Le président de la Fédération professionnelle des journalistes du Québec (FPJQ), Brian Myles, avait la mine basse à l'ouverture du congrès annuel de son organisation, vendredi, au Château Frontenac. Face à lui, plusieurs de ses membres, qui ont voté en masse pour un titre de journaliste professionnel (JP) au printemps, ne comprenaient pas sa volte-face…

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    Andrew Coyne returns to the National Post

    The National Post has announced that Andrew Coyne will be returning to Postmedia. Coyne, who was part of the team who launched the Post 13 years ago, left the paper in 2007 to become the national editor for Maclean’s.

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    Tenure-track position for digital journalism specialist at Ryerson University

    Ryerson University’s School of Journalism is seeking a digital journalism specialist for a tenure-track position in the Faculty of Communication and Design.

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    Call for entries for 2011 National Magazine Awards

    Submissions for the 35th annual National Magazine Awards are open for publications put out in the 2011 calendar year.

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    Toronto Star to file official complaint about ‘Ford freeze’

    The Toronto Star will file an official complaint to the city’s integrity commissioner about Rob Ford’s directive of excluding the paper from official releases and announcements, according to John Honderich, chair of the Star’s parent company, Torstar.

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    Jane Taber celebrated, leaving the Hill to head the Globe’s Atlantic bureau

    After more than 20 years of reporting from Parliament Hill, Jane Taber is leaving Ottawa and heading to Halifax. The 53-year-old Globe and Mail reporter is trading in her parliamentary press pass to head up the Globe’s Atlantic bureau this January.

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    Pulitzer Prize moves to digital-only submissions

    The Pulitzer Prize Board has changed their submission process to be entirely digital — no more paper portfolios required. 

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    A journalist’s guide to reporting on indigenous cultures

    Duncan McCue, a UBC journalism professor and reporter for CBC’s The National has launched a website to help journalists report about Aboriginal communities. Belinda Alzner spoke with McCue about why he created the website, some challenges journalists face, and how the resource can help journalists and editors work together to overcome them. And with Attawapiskat…

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