Journalism Daily: Rue89′s Canadian expansion, WaPo’s WebCom and KNC 2010
September 3rd, 2009Posted by Judith Townend in Journalism Daily
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News and features:
- Freelancer of the Fortnight: Julian Owen, UK
- Knight News Challenge 2010 opens call for applicants
- French news site Rue89 plans Canadian expansion
- Smart Moves: Will Gompertz to fill newly created arts editor position at BBC News
Editor’s picks:
- New York Times: New investigation into murder of Anna Politkovskaya
- Poynter Online: Washington Post’s new ‘WebCom’ comment system
- EditorsWeblog: Figaro group’s new financial news subscription service
- paidContent:UK: A pay-for BBC could backfire on its rivals
- Business Insider: Chart of the Day – US viewers ‘still watch remarkably more video on TV than phones or online’
#FollowJourn:
- Detainment of Reuters cameraman still unexplained – one year on
- Is there life after a journalism course? The Coventry Class of 2009 – Jason Craig
- Update: Newspaper Licensing Agency hits back at claim it is ‘taxing the internet’
- MSN UK signs up with PressDisplay to add newspaper e-editions to site
- Sky News ‘Leaders’ Debate’ campaign gathers pace – and criticism
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