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Bourses étudiantes

Bourse des anciens étudiants en journalisme Cette bourse est offerte à l’appui de l’engagement de l’université envers la promotion sociale [et est] réservée aux Autochtones canadiens et aux Afro-canadiens seulement à leur…
The challenge facing journalism school deans

The University of Florida is thinking about the future of journalism education and its own program, as it seeks a new dean. The challenges it faces are the same as those faced…
Notes from a teacher

Mark Hamilton is a former journalist and currently a journalism instructor in Vancouver, B.C.
Teaching online journalism

This blog is by Mindy McAdams, the Knight chair in journalism technologies and the democratic process at the University of Florida, in Gainsville, and well-known online as a leading new media educator.…
NU Access

A blog from News University with lots of tips and links to online training courses.
Protecting ‘responsible journalism’

CommentaryBritain’s highest court recognizes “responsible journalism” as a defence to libel. Our courts should follow suit to protect solid journalism and the public interest. By Dean Jobb.
TV station in contempt for ban breach

News A British Columbia television station has been fined $2,000 after pleading guilty to violating a court order shielding the identity of an undercover police officer. Kelowna-based CHBC Televisionshowed theofficer with her…
Blogues

Nous vous présentons ici une sélection de blogues québécois et étrangers traitant de questions journalistiques et médiatiques. Si vous avez d’autres suggestions, n’hésitez pas à nous les communiquer ! Québec | Blogues…
Youth sentencing sessions opened to media

NewsSentencing conferences convened by youth court judges are part of the public court process and open to journalists, a Nova Scotia judge ruled in January 2007. But the media can be excluded…
Too many publication bans?

FeaturePublication bans British Columbia’s courts have imposed on the high-profile murder prosecutions of Robert Pickton and Kelly Ellard have renewed the debate over suppressing information about criminal cases. Media lawyers say judges…