Annotated version of Gay Talese’s Joe DiMaggio profile: Grantland
Grantland has published an annotated version of Gay Talese’s much-loved Esquire profile of Joe DiMaggio.
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Manitoba radio station suspends coverage of hockey team at centre of hazing scandal
Neepawa hockey station CJBP-FM is refusing to include the town’s hockey team in its Manitoba Junior League Hockey coverage after its involvement in now-controversial hazing incident.
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Charles Oberdorf remembered
The National Magazine Awards Foundation has a lovely compilation of quotes up about Charles Oberdorf from June 2008, when Oberdorf was presented with the NMAF’s award for outstanding achievement.
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Homemakers closes after 45 years
Transcontinental Media is closing Homemakers after 45 years of publication.
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CBC vs. Quebecor: an all-out war?
While Hubert Lacroix, CBC’s president and chief executive officer, has denied CBC and Quebecor are duking it out, the Toronto Star suggests otherwise.
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Award-winning educator brings hyperlocal news to Oshawa through college program
When Anna Rodrigues looked around for Canadian journalism schools running hyperlocal blogs back in 2010, she couldn’t find any. How the Durham College instructor launched her own.
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Vancouver Sun EIC Patricia Graham leaves top spot; becomes VP of digital at PNG
Patricia Graham is exiting the editor's desk at The Vancouver Sun, a spot she's had for eight years, to become vice-president of digital at the Pacific Newspaper Group, a division of Postmedia which publishes The Sun.
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Was Ford telling the truth about 22 minutes ambush?
Now that the clip of Mary Walsh playing Marg Delahunty has been released some are wondering if Toronto mayor Rob Ford told the truth about the stunt.
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Press freedom in Canada
Yes, there are threats: government secrecy, terrorism, regulation of new media. Nakita Singh Hans gives us a sneak peak at next year's Press Freedom in Canada conference.
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What’s in a union?
Rhiannon Russell listens in as journalists from the Hamilton Spectator, Toronto Star, London Free Press and CTV discuss unions in the newsroom, publisher influence and working for free.