Empty podium: Stephen Harper's media tantrum

It's a draw. The fight between Stephen Harper and reporters hurt the credibility of both the Prime Minister's Office and the parliamentary press gallery.
| By Jennifer Wilson

Land your dream job -- or at least get in the door

A secret website offers practical tips for magazine editor wannabes and other new journalists | By Jaclyn Greenberg

Editor demoted after advertiser complains

Does the case of John DeMings spell a troubling loss of press freedom in Digby, N. S., or was the demotion simply a management shuffle motivated by corporate efficiency? It depends who you ask. | By Paul McLeod

The Asper-ization of Canadian news

Media concentration continues despite Senate warning | By Jessica McDiarmid

Note to spin doctors: Why can't we just get along?

Communications Nova Scotia grows as newsrooms shrink | By Gillian Cormier

The Rex Files

Rex Murphy brings a bit of Newfoundland to the Canadian public | By Janine Smith

Dead ends, cranks and hidden gems

Sorting the good tips from the bad is a difficult but worthwhile skill for journalists | By Guy Quenneville

A taste for reporting

The Coast's food critic learns the subtleties, and significance, of restaurant reviews | By Allison LeBlanc

The funny papers

Jokes, laughter essential to keep journalists sane in tough situations | By Shaina Luck

New Brunswick's amateur journalist

Charles LeBlanc fights for bloggers to share press privileges -- and rights | By Vanessa Green

Catholic network builds faith

Salt and Light Television brings the gospel to young Canadians | By Colleen Connors

The fight for Canada's airwaves

Traditional broadcasting faces a strong challenge from satellite radio | By Sara Forsyth

Africville: what reporters didn't see

Decades later, bitterness still lingers over how the media reported on life in Africville | By Jennifer Dobie

Romania's struggle with press freedom

Readers want their news fun -- and soaked in scandal | By Arwen Kidd

Reporting on reporters

How the Canadian media covered the CBC lockout | By James Speedy

Wrestling with emotion

Reporters stifled rage and fear to cover the Dawson College shootings | By Melanie Robinson

New kids on the dial shake up Halifax radio scene

Competition brings listeners more variety, better quality | By Tara McClair

Keys to fair reporting on youth crime

Experts say that reporters sensationalize youth crime and contribute to the public misconception that teens are increasingly violent and out of control | By Stephanie Cameron

Tell me a different story

Alternative weeklies boom as daily newspapers fade | By Mike Landry

The 'quiet storm' still blows through Halifax

Former Daily News columnist Charles Saunders remains a voice for equality | By Reid Southwick

Too many reasons not to trust journalists

Journalism: "writing characterized by a direct presentation of facts or description of events without an attempt at interpretation." -- Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary, 10th edition | By Jennifer Benjamin

How CBC gave away its supper-hour audience

Happy times for public broadcaster's competitors in regional markets | By Vannessa Gaudet