From the BBC:

At a short ceremony led by (Hrant) Dink's close friends and family, crowds of people marked his murder at 1457 (1257 GMT) on 19 January 2007 with a moment of silence outside the offices of the Agos newspaper (in Istanbul).

	You are here for justice today - a scream for justice rises from your silence Rakel Dink Obituary: Hrant Dink Dink murder divides Turks
	The murder triggered widespread anger and shock in Turkey

Dozens of carnations and candles were laid at the spot where the 53-year-old died. ...

The murder of Mr Dink triggered widespread anger and shock in Turkey, and caused massive crowds to take to the streets, chanting: "We are all Armenians, we are all Hrant Dinks."

Mr Dink was a hate figure for extreme (Turkish) nationalists and had received death threats before he was killed.

He was well-known for writing articles about the mass killing of hundreds of thousands of Armenians by the Ottoman Turks in 1915.

From The Globe and Mail:

The Montreal newspaper La Presse will appeal a judgment ordering two of its reporters to answer questions about who leaked them a damaging document about terror suspect Adil Charkaoui.

So the two sides in the Toronto Star's negotiations settled without a real knock-down fight. Did someone give in on wage and benefit concessions, and will everyone now have to be a multimediaist?

From CP via CTV.ca:

Contract talks between Torstar Corp. and the union representing staff at Canada's largest circulation newspaper continued past a Friday midnight deadline.

Bob Hepburn, a spokesman for Torstar, said at midnight that talks were going on beyond the deadline.

Both the union and the newspaper's representatives were silent about what was being discussed behind closed doors at an undisclosed downtown Toronto location.

“I can't comment on any of the negotiations at this point,” Mr. Hepburn said earlier Friday. “There is a media blackout and we've made agreements with the union not to discuss negotiations or any points in the negotiations.”