2012 preview: Digital revenue all-important for newspapers
With 2011 revenues being less than expected, newspapers need to focus on creating digital advertising revenue next year.
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Many Occupy Toronto protestors gave media fake names, one claims to Star’s Kathy English
The Star's Public Editor, Kathy English, tries to track down whether one Occupy Toronto protestor used a pseudonym to the newspaper's reporters, without it being revealed to readers. Then, he tells her that many of his fellow protestors did the same. Were Toronto reporters duped or did they knowingly use pseudonyms – but perhaps duping…
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New CBC Ottawa Morning host, Robyn Bresnahan, starts Monday
After 10 years of working abroad for the BBC World Service and CBC Radio in London, U.K., Robyn Bresnahan will be setting her alarm early Monday morning to host CBC Radio 1's Ottawa Morning. Originally from Calgary, Carleton University School of Journalism grad first worked at CBC in Ottawa as a student intern. [node:ad] Bresnahan…
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Todd van der Heyden joins CTV News Channel
Todd van der Heyden will be leaving CTV Montreal to join CTV News Channel in the new year
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Rob Ford’s relations (or lack thereof) with the Toronto Star and today’s front page
The Fords get the front page of the Toronto Star, but not the one they're looking for. Rhiannon Russell explains.
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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.