Media Blog

CBC Radio One’s Q featured a thought-provoking media panel this week that discussed the coverage of the G20 summit in Toronto.

“Were the pictures beamed out to the world an accurate reflection of what happened on the weekend?

“Was the coverage hyped, or fair and balanced?

“Did the never-ending loop of violent images feed the fire?”

The panel featured John Cruickshank of the Toronto Star, Judy Rebick of rabble.ca, and John Tory of Newstalk 1010. Click here to listen to the discussion.

Q: How did the media do at covering G20?

Tags: Radio, Trends

As News Corp. turns up the pressure, did Google just blink?

Combining algorithms, marketing partnerships, and freelancers, AOL becoming automated, on-demand content factory.

Online, Canadians search most for social networking, sports, and celebrities.

Study reveals mass online news copying.

NewsHour begins an overhaul with the Web in mind.

In Japan, Google is number two. 

People complain more online than offline.

Are Canadians getting their own version of Hulu? Rogers launches On Demand Online.

Who says radio is dead? Old school citizen media are still alive as Ottawa boy ordered to shut down radio station.

Tags: Google, Radio, Uncategorized