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CRTC new focus of "media democracy" movement
The CRTC has become the target of a new media democracy movement, and TorStar media columnist Antonia Zerbisias has a column about it -- and the grassroots media activists, lawyers, ... More»  Comments»
Sensationalizing health coverage
A five-year research study at Simon Fraser University, published this spring in an academic journal, concludes that Canadian newspapers miss the "real stories" about health issues and "dwell on covering ... More»  Comments»
"A hoot"
The Washington Post's Gene Weingarten outsources himself. Using web resources only, he reports on some sort of Indian political meeting with some sort of people in some sort of strange ... More»  Comments»
Bizarre reports of arrests in Pearl murder
Two more men have been arrested in Pakistan for their alleged role in Daniel Pearl's murder in 2002, some reports said today, while an AFP story said the pair have ... More»  Comments»
Rachel Marsden out-Foxed
Canadian Press reported  today that Rachel Marsden -- who has been described as "Canada's Anne Coulter" -- and Fox News have parted ways. Her job there, Marsden said in discussing ... More»  Comments»
Review assaults Al Gore's "assault on TV"
"If anyone has the right to fulminate on the irrationality of American political debate, it’s Al Gore," writes Chris Lehmann in the New York Observer. But in his new book, ... More»  Comments»
Alan Johnston video
"A video has appeared on the internet showing the first pictures of BBC correspondent Alan Johnston since his abduction in Gaza on 12 March," reported the BBC. It is said ... More»  Comments»
Quebecor to buy Osprey, plus reaction
*This post has been updatedMore media consolidation, with Quebecor announcing May 31 that it will acquire newspaper and magazine publisher Osprey Media, which owns among others the St. Catharines Standard, ... More»  Comments»
TorStar/Metro buys out CanWest share of freebies
Today's press release:     TORONTO, May 31 /CNW/ - Torstar Corporation and Metro International S.A. today announced that they have acquired the interest held by CanWest MediaWorks Publications Inc. in ... More»  Comments»
AP uses tech firm to fight copyright violations
The Associated Press news service will help protect its copyrights on the Internet --  and possibly make money -- in a deal with a firm using new technology aimed at ... More»  Comments»
Complaint filed after policeman posed as journalist
Earlier this month a Vancouver police officer pretended to be a journalist with the newspaper 24 Hours, as a ruse to arrest a suspect. The free commuter paper has now filed ... More»  Comments»
Oh, deer
There's a moral in this tale: don't try to endeer yourself to reporters.CBC has the scoop about a critter who visited New Brunswick's legislative press gallery in Fredericton then, before ... More»  Comments»
Professor demands resignation of new CRTC chairman
Paul Boin, a professor of Media Studies, and the Chair of the Graduate Program in Communication and Social Justice at the University of Windsor, called for the resignation of Konrad ... More»  Comments»
RSF objects to continued Chinese censorship
From RSF's press release today:         Reporters sans frontières/Reporters Without Borders today condemned the Chinese government's censorship of the Chinese-language version of its website, www.rsf-chinese.org, as a result of ... More»  Comments»
Harlequin to publish non-fiction books
From today's press release:        TORONTO, May 30 /CNW/ -- Harlequin Enterprises Limited, one of theworld's leading publishers of women's fiction, announced today that they willenter the nonfiction market in ... More»  Comments»
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