by Jennifer Moreau | Mar 27, 2017 | Journalism, Local News |
Unifor Local 2000 is fighting aggressive layoffs at the Vancouver Sun and The Province, and we need your help. Last Friday, the company started delivering layoff notices to 54 people. Combined with 38 voluntary buyouts in January, these 54 job cuts will reduce staff...
by Gary | Jan 20, 2015 | Industry News, Journalism |
The New York Times may deny that it’s playing the BuzzFeed game, but there’s no getting around the fact that with the homepage declining in importance as a source of publishers’ traffic, the pressure to use social media to find readers has never been greater....
by Gary | Jan 5, 2015 | Industry News, Journalism |
You have finally finished writing your article. You’ve sweat over your choice of words and agonized about the best way to arrange them to effectively get your point across. You comb for errors, and by the time you publish you are absolutely certain that not a single...
by Gary | Nov 24, 2014 | Industry News, Journalism, Uncategorized |
More than 50 years ago I became a “journalist” by the simple act of riding an elevator to the third floor of an office building in Halifax. I was shown to a desk in the far corner of a large newsroom and presented with the tools of my new trade — a...
by Gary | Nov 10, 2014 | Industry News, Journalism |
The Wall Street Journal firmly believes interactive video is the next generational leap in the digital news business, so it’s rolling out a new daily series to prove it. On Wednesday morning, the Journal debuted its WSJ Interactive video series. Using technology from...
by Gary | Nov 3, 2014 | Journalism, Uncategorized |
CAIRO (AP) — Several hundred Egyptian journalists have rejected a recent policy declaration by newspaper editors pledging near-blind support to the state and banning criticism of the police, army and judiciary in their publications, arguing that the move was designed...
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