Monthly Archives: August 2011

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Written on Aug, 31, 2011 by in , , | Leave a comment

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Written on Aug, 27, 2011 by in | Leave a comment

Source: pressgazette.co.uk By Andrew Pugh Social media has led to a surge in the number of online defamation cases – which more than doubled in the last year according to new research. The number of UK cases citing online defamation rose from seven to 16 in 2010, while the overall number of defamation proceedings rose by 4 per cent from …

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Source: theglobeandmail.com Investors seeking growth have eschewed, quite rightly, the beleaguered newspaper publishing industry, as its members have recently been offering declining top lines. Value-oriented investors with an eye for meaty profit margins and chunky cash flow, however, have kept newspaper stocks in their sights……. read entire story        

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Written on Aug, 24, 2011 by in , | Leave a comment

                      Photos: Stephen Thorne Martin O’Hanlon was sworn in today as Director of CWA Canada although he will not officially begin in the full-time position until Aug. 30. O’Hanlon, 44, is taking a leave from his regular job as parliamentary editor for The Canadian Press, where he continues until the end …

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Written on Aug, 22, 2011 by in , | Leave a comment

Source: The Newspaper Guild Members of CWA and IBEW at Verizon Communications will return to work on Tuesday, Aug. 23, at which time the contract will be back in force for an indefinite period. We have reached agreement with Verizon on how bargaining will proceed and how it will be restructured. The major issues remain to be discussed, but overall, …

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Source: The Montreal Gazette   About 20 full-time and a number of part-time employees who work at The Gazette’s production facility on St. Jacques St. in Notre Dame de Grâce were locked out Sunday night after rejecting the company’s final contract offer. Employees in four other units affiliated with the Teamsters – pressmen, machinist-electricians, paper handlers and building services – approved …

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