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Research shows even Millennials, who have no affinity with traditional media, trust print more than other sources, particularly social media.
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RESEARCH SPOTLIGHT
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For the first time social media has beaten out print as an avenue for news consumption for adults in the United States, according to Pew Research.
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Neil Thom, former director of the Canadian Community Newspapers Association and past president of the Saskatchewan Weekly Newspapers Association, has died. He was 56 years old.
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The Alberta Press Council ceased to exist effective December 31, 2019. The Alberta Press Council, which has been in operation since 1972, was an independent self-regulating body that encouraged public awareness of the press and its role, and facilitated conflict resolution between the public and member newspapers.
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News Media Canada is pleased to release the first phase of the Proud Advertiser campaign as part of the ongoing Newspapers Matter program. This campaign is designed to remind your advertisers of the many benefits associated with advertising in local newspapers.
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For newspapers, social media has proven both a blessing and curse. And it is too early to decide which ultimately will be the more prevalent force. In the attached white paper, dig into the impact and the opportunity of social media and community journalism.
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With a new year comes all sorts of interesting conferences, awards galas, webinars, and other events. News Media Canada has updated its events calendar to keep you all 'in the know'.
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Celebrated B.C. sports writer Jim Taylor died earlier this week at the age of 82. A celebrated sports columnist throughout the province and across Canada for more than 60 years, Taylor got his start with the Victoria Times Colonist while still in high school in the mid 1950s and went on to do his best-known work with the Vancouver Sun.
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