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EDMONTON, AB, Sept. 7, 2010/ Troy Media/ – The solution to our broadband needs will only be solved through innovation . . .
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Back to the past: The John DeLorean story (Part 1)
NEW YORK, Aug. 20, 2010/ Troy Media/ – John Zachary DeLorean will always be a controversial figure who played a prominent role in automotive history . . .
How Wikileaks could change the world
CALGARY, AB, Aug. 6, 2010/ Troy Media/ – The recent leak of government documents is a clear warning shot to those who equate secrecy with public service . . .
Changing anchors not enough to save network news
CALGARY, AB, July 20, 2010/ Troy Media/ – While replacing Lloyd Robertson with a 40-something female anchor is a good step, Canada’s national network newscasts could use a more extensive makeover . . .
Closing of two small BC dailies is good business, new owners say
CALGARY, AB, July 15, 2010/ Troy Media/ – In what might be considered an odd move, British Columbia-based Black Press is closing down two small daily newspapers with long histories in the province . . .
Newspapers are getting what they deserve
NEW YORK, June 4, 2010/ Troy Media/ – After all this time, how could journalists be confused and not understand what’s going on? . . .
Future of newspapers befuddles journalists
MONTREAL, QC, June 2, 2010/ Troy Media/ – The tone at the recent Canadian Association of Journalists’ annual convention was less than upbeat . . .
Groping in the Dark: Danish cartoons a challenge for mainstream media
While the Danish cartoon controversy may have provided a rare marketing opportunity for some niche media, it posed an unprecedented challenge for the mainstream media and their sincere but untested codes of ethics.
May 19 2010 | Posted in Books,Groping in the Dark,In the News,LifeStyle,Media,Special Reports,Viewpoint | Read More »
Groping in the Dark: Dilemmas and Ethics of the Danish Cartoon debate
CALGARY, AB, May 19, 2010/ — The initial decision not to run the cartoons was not the product of a prolonged ethical debate . . .
May 19 2010 | Posted in Books,Groping in the Dark,LifeStyle,Media,Special Reports,Viewpoint | Read More »
How the media, absent a frame of reference, fumbled the Danish Cartoon Controversy
CALGARY, AB, May 25, 2010/ — They were a curious collection of images: mildly amusing in some cases, lame in others, sharply provocative in at least one . . .
May 19 2010 | Posted in Books,Groping in the Dark,In the News,LifeStyle,Media,Politics,Special Reports,Viewpoint,World | Read More »