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Pourquoi le CRTC reporte-t-il l’audience sur Radio-Canada?
L'audience publique du Conseil de la radiodiffusion et des télécommunications canadiennes (CRTC) sur le renouvellement des licences de CBC/Radio-Canada devait débuter dans exactement deux mois, le 12 septembre. Mais, Ottawa n'ayant pas encore fixé le budget de la société publique…
ContinueRRJ wins big
The Ryerson Review of Journalism won multiple awards at the recent annual Association for Education in Journalism Mass Communication's Student Magazine Contest. In addition to placing top in the single issue category, three articles from the Winter, 2011 issue also…
ContinueThe great Toronto Star/Onion mash-up: reaction
The Onion made big news yesterday when it announced its first-ever foray into a city outside the U.S. In case you missed it, the satirical magazine, and its pop-culture sister pub, the A.V. club, have teamed up with the Toronto…
ContinueBeam me up Scotty: The struggle to cover health and science in daily news
CTV Health Reporter Karen Owen shares the challenges of covering highly complicated health and science stories within the confines of television news.…
ContinueA riot just broke out. Now what?
When the Canucks lost the cup, reporters covering the game found themselves in the middle of a riot. Dana Lacey tells us how two Vancouver newsrooms, The Province and Global TV BC, pushed information out to readers, in real time,…
ContinueBeing Frank: Inside the newsroom firings, the mag’s decision to write about it, and what’s next
Halifax-based Frank Magazine fired the majority of its newsroom last week, and then wrote about it in the current issue — with typical Frank sauciness, of course. Associate J-Source editor Lauren McKeon reports on the story behind the decision to…
ContinueWhen it comes to a journalist’s Twitter, who owns the account?
University of British Columbia journalism professor Alfred Hermida leads an interesting discussion on his blog, Reportr.net about journalists, Twitter, and ownership. He asks: When it comes to media branded accounts, who owns the Twitter ID?…
ContinueFired Sportsnet host Damian Goddard files human rights complaint; tweets about it
After more than a month, less than a handful of tweets and not much else, fired Rogers Sportsnet on-air host Damian Goddard broke his silence — first on Twitter, and then just about everywhere else.…
ContinueDigging Deeper: A Canadian Reporter’s Research Guide, second edition
After a year of teaching with the text, J-Source asked two j-school profs what they thought of Robert Cribb, Dean Jobb, David McKie, Fred Vallance-Jones’ second edition of Digging Deeper: A Canadian Reporter’s Research Guide. Here’s what they had to…
ContinueInside Christie Blatchford’s goodbye party
J-Source reporter Alexandra Bosanac caught up with the former Globe and Mail columnist Christie Blatchford at the paper’s send-off party last week to chat about Blatchford’s move to Postmedia, her time at the Globe and her first column at her…
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