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Toronto mayor confronts Star reporter outside home Special

Toronto - A mayor who wants to buy conserve land, a journalist who reports on that and an evening stand-off are all the makings of a hot news story. As City Councillor Joe Mihevc said today, "When you think it can't get weirder, it does!"
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Op-Ed: Neighborhood newspaper will celebrate 25 years in print Special

This coming January the Westside Observer will celebrate 25 years in print. On Sunday Nov. 6, the owners Mitch and Alice Bull hosted a gathering at Que Syrah wine bar on West Portal Ave in San Francisco.
Digital Journal Report by Jonathan Farrell - 1 comment

Newspaper editor retires amidst 'all the noise' of commenters

John Irby retired from his position as editor at the Bismarck Tribune on Sept. 9, saying he could not handle the "civil discourse" of anonymous user comments. Irby wrote candidly about his resignation, saying he was sick of being a scapegoat.
In the Media by Abigail Prendergast - 1 comment

Guardian to become digital-first publication

London - Guardian News & Media announced it will reorganize its strategy to focus on its digital initiatives. The realignment would "target growth in digital audiences, revenues and engagement, while maximising revenues in print."
In the Media by David Silverberg

Op-Ed: Hasidic newspaper erases Hillary Clinton from White House photo

A Jewish newspaper erased Hillary Clinton and another woman from a widespread picture showing White House staff watching the Osama Bin Laden raid. Women are never displayed in the pages of Der Tzitung.

Reporter told to sit in closet at Biden fundraiser

A local reporter, invited to cover US Vice President Joe Biden's fundraiser, said he was told to sit in a closet by Biden staffers to keep him from speaking with influential guests.
In the Media by Michael Krebs - 27 comments

Zimbabwe daily banned by Mugabe back on the streets after 8 years

The Daily News, Zimbabwe's largest selling newspaper that was banned eight years ago for criticising President Robert Mugabe, has hit the stands again.
In the Media by Subir Ghosh

Media expert: 'People will pay for NYTimes.com content' Special

A media columnist and former newspaper editor says the New York Times has enough "mission critical" content to attract people to pay for its online content. Alan Mutter explains the mindset behind the Times' online meter payment strategy, announced today.
Digital Journal Report by David Silverberg - 4 comments

Why an Austrian male editorial cartoonist pretended to be a woman

In Austria, the journalism community is buzzing over Rachel Gold. She draws editorial cartoons for the national Wiener Zeitung and Tiroler Tageszeitung newspapers. But Rachel isn’t real, but instead the creation of cartoonist Markus Szyzkowitz.
In the Media by David Silverberg

USA Today and Ring pick Manny Pacquiao as 'Fighter of the Year'

Prestigious Ring Magazine, a popular boxing magazine, and major American daily newspaper USA Today have chosen Filipino boxer Manny Pacquiao as "Fighter of the Year".
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The Daily Mail is named newspaper of the year at the Press Awards in London, and picks up six other prizes.
Artists Gilbert & George unveil their latest exhibition - a series of pictures made up of thousands of stolen newspaper billboard posters.
Movie star Robert Redford says documentary films are taking the place of print journalism, blaming a decline in reporting standards at newspapers.
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Berkshire Hathaway, the holding company of legendary investor Warren Buffett, invests in 63 local newspapers in the south-eastern US.
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Self-Hatred or Liberalism: The Only Way Jews Can Vote For Obama

Maybe it’s time for the mere twenty-two percent of us in the American Jewish community who didn’t vote for...
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