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Wednesday, August 5 at 6:30pm - The Canadian Centre for Invest...
The Skydragon Centre
Saturday, September 27 at 7:00pm
Canadian Centre for Investigative Reporting
Late notice, but for any supporters in the Toronto area, CCIR exec Bilbo Poynter will moderate a panel on the riveting new NFB documentary "The Coca-Cola Case" tonight, 7PM at the NFB Mediathecque, 150 John St Toronto. One of the filmmakers will also be in attendance. http://www.nfb.ca/film/coca_cola_case_tr
Canadian Centre for Investigative Reporting
wishes to congratulate Advisory Board member, Linden MacIntyre on his Gilller Prize win!
http://www.thestar.com/entertainment/art
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As a working journalist, Linden MacIntyre doesn't have much time to savour his elevation to the ranks of the Canadian literary elite.
Peter W. Klein is an Emmy Award-winning journalist and filmmaker. Since 1999 he has been a producer for the CBS News program 60 Minutes, and he directs and writes documentaries for a host of other broadcasters throughout the English-speaking world...
Is foundation-funded journalism free of ethical landmines? Absolutely not, writes Bilbo Poynter, executive director of the charitable Canadian Centre for Investigative Reporting...
Pamela Cross, president of the board of directors of the CCIR, has just launched a blog, "which looks at issues related to women, equality, law and policy in Canada. It is intended as a place where people who are interested in these issues can read, comment and participate in discussions about them...
Lots of new content on the website, including a slideshow of the recent panel and reception we partnered with the NFB Mediatheque on, along with new ways you can support the CCIR as we unveil our new membership rates (read below)...
Bob has more than 40 years of experience in print journalism, broadcasting and independent production. Since March of 2009 he has been operating his own company, Culbert Productions and Consulting...
http://albloggedup.blogspot.com/ In the end, “it’s the patient who pays”Critics say doctors should be forced to disclose goodies they receive from drug company reps Alex Roslin Satu...
Canadian Centre for Investigative Reporting
A follow-up critical piece from NOW magazine on our recent panel discussion, exploring the issue of where the money will come from?
http://www.nowtoronto.com/news/story.cfm
www.nowtoronto.com
Don’t be too shocked, but a panel hosted by the Canadian Centre for Investigative Reporting recently mostly agreed that the saviour of traditional media will be – investigative reporting.
The Corruption Factor Canada is quiet amid growing reports of government corruption in Afghanistan, which votes Thursday Alex Roslin ...
Canadian Centre for Investigative Reporting
Check out this link to the latest J-Source update about the recent CCIR/NFB panel, "Will more digging “save” the media biz?": http://www.j-source.ca/english_new/detai
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Canadian Centre for Investigative Reporting Thank you to all who attended the CCIR-NFB panel discussion last night. It was a real success. Special thanks as well to moderator Gillian Findlay, and to the panelists for a lively debate -- and to our partners at the National Film Board Mediatheque.
Canadian Centre for Investigative Reporting
Today's the day! For those of you in the Toronto area, Wednesday, August 5th, please join us for a panel discussion on the future of the media -- in partnership with the National Film Board Mediatheque, 150 John St. (@Richmond). Starting at 6:30PM. Seating is limited. See you there!
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Canadia...n-Centre-for-Investigative-Reporting/492
Is The Mainstream Media Dying? Can Investigative Reporting Save It? Should It?
Location:150
Time:6:30PM Wednesday, August 5th
