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In November 2018, The Gleaner, a community newspaper based in Quebec, was struggling. Instead of closing down, a non-profit community organization was formed and an 11-member steering committee took up the task of publishing the paper.
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Nine out of ten Canadians are aware of the term “fake news” but most can’t agree on the meaning. Nevertheless, the majority agree that credible news matters and 81% of news audiences believe that accuracy in journalism is key to a healthy democracy.
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Torstar announced earlier this week that it will cease publication of its five Star Metro newspapers. The last day of publication will be December 20.
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Agency veteran Scott Stewart, who spent the last four years at Wavemaker (formerly MEC), has joined Postmedia as director of business development.
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Does colour in newspaper ads work? Industry research confirms what most of us already know: colour has a significant impact on newspaper ad noting scores compared to black and white ads.
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Dave Degenstien, the publisher of the Last Mountain Times, passed away earlier this month at his residence in Govan, SK. He was 69 years old.
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Even Houdini might be impressed. The daily task of getting the news delivered to thousands of readers, in a format each one prefers, at the time of day they want it, and in a manner also useful to sponsors and advertisers, surely is something of a magic trick.
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