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Monday, June 20
Censored stories about Nagasaki surface 60 years later
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Bill Doskoch
on Mon 20 Jun 2005 08:04 PM EDT
George Weller, a U.S. journalist, snuck into Nagasaki in September 1945 and chronicled the destruction by the nuclear bomb dropped on the city on Aug. 9. While he is considered to be the first foreign journalist to visit there, Weller's stories were never published. Military censors spiked them. Four of them have now been published. more »
AP's Curley sees growth in new media
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Bill Doskoch
on Mon 20 Jun 2005 07:50 PM EDT
Associated Press CEO Tom Curley wants to build his agency's global market and new media presence, but some U.S. newspaper companies are not so happy with paying higher fees. more »
60 Minutes nightly: Klein's vision for CNN
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Bill Doskoch
on Mon 20 Jun 2005 07:05 PM EDT
Jacques Poitras pointed out this story at CanadianJournalist.ca: It's Newsweek's take on CNN president Jonathan Klein's higher-brow vision for his cable network. more »
'Writing the news yourself!'
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Bill Doskoch
on Mon 20 Jun 2005 06:27 PM EDT
An article on citizen journalism from the Christian Scientist Monitor (first seen in a CanadianJournalist.ca post by Deborah Jones). more »
LAT wikitorial experiment falls flat
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Bill Doskoch
on Mon 20 Jun 2005 03:56 PM EDT
A plan to let everyone have a hand in shaping Los Angeles Times editorials online using the wiki model has initially turned otu to be a bust. more »
CTV News Online story on Harper and Martin's summer
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Bill Doskoch
on Mon 20 Jun 2005 09:37 AM EDT
Here's a feature I wrote for CTV.ca on what Paul Martin and Stephen Harper have to do to rebuild their images with the public this summer.
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