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  • Joyce Byrne on a career in magazine publishing

    The publisher of Avenue Calgary is being honoured with 2018 Foundation Award for Outstanding Achievement. Continue Reading Joyce Byrne on a career in magazine publishing

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    CBC Ombudsman: Recording conversations – consent and its limits

    The complainant, Matt Whitman, is a Halifax city councillor. He did a phone interview in which he said he was never told he was being recorded, nor that the interview was on the record. The reporter said that she had informed Mr. Whitman that she had turned on her recorder. Since the tape was deleted,…

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    The three finalists — Ishani Nath, Elizabeth Melito and Graeme Bruce — explain how they work. Continue Reading How to succeed in digital journalism from the DPAs Emerging Excellence finalists

  • Inside a small town newsroom in a time of news poverty

    At the The Chatham Daily News and Chatham-Kent This Week, reporters have had to change with the times. Continue Reading Inside a small town newsroom in a time of news poverty

  • L’Iran est désormais la troisième plus grande prison du monde pour les journalistes, et la première pour les femmes, selon Reporters sans frontières (RSF). La répression et la censure ont atteint un niveau inégalé depuis le début des manifestations qui ont suivi la mort de Mahsa Amini, arrêtée par la police des mœurs pour « non-respect du code vestimentaire ». Un texte de Pascaline David pour Projet J

    Not enough perspectives on Iran are found in Canadian and American news media

    News organizations and consumers would be wise to exercise some level of cognitive empathy when producing and processing news about Iran. Continue Reading Not enough perspectives on Iran are found in Canadian and American news media

  • Fixing newsroom culture

    A conversation with Lara Setrakian. Continue Reading Fixing newsroom culture

  • How do we hold news media accountable?

    Coverage of the Toronto van tragedy demonstrates how ethical lapses erode public trust, writes Amira Elghawaby. Continue Reading How do we hold news media accountable?

  • Bloggers and commenters fund a journalism fellowship on behalf of one of their own

    The Merv Adey Fellowship, to be hosted by The Tyee, honours the legacy of the founder of BCVeritas.com and frequent Tyee commenter. Continue Reading Bloggers and commenters fund a journalism fellowship on behalf of one of their own

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    Here’s our regular update on the moves, hires and promotions in Canadian journalism. Want your job move featured? Tweet it to us or use the hashtag #cdnmediamoves. The New York Times’ team in Canada got a little bigger: .@lindseywiebe joins @nytimes as our first Canada audience growth editor. Read on in a note from @rudoren &…

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    Globe and Mail Public Editor: Cannabis investors have right to know bad news

    Shareholders in cannabis firms are anxious about their investments, the profits and the coverage of them. It is seen as riskier than most investments because there is no historical data to track and because it is likely, in an emerging market, that there will be some great successes and some spectacular failures. In fact, according…

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