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Information Front: The Canadian Army and News Management During the Second World War (Studies in Canadian Military History) by Timothy Balzer, 2010-11-15 How to study mass media effects (Basic issues in Canadian mass communication) by Harriet Cooper, 1974 Border impact: The mass media and Canadian identity : proceedings of the AEJ Convention Plenary Session, August 18, 1975 by Richard R Cole, 1976 Mediagate, Canadian Corporate Mass-Media Conspiracy: Sun Media, CanWest Global, and the Toronto Star, in a Mockery of Democracy, and Canadian Nationhood Culture, Communication and National Identity: The Case of Canadian Television by Richard Collins, 1990-10-01 Press Concentration and Monopoly: New Perspectives on Newspaper Ownership and Operation (Communication and Information Science) by Robert G. Picard, James P. Winter, 1988-01-01 How Canadians Communicate Discourses of Domination: Racial Bias in the Canadian English-Language Press by Frances Henry, Carol Tator, 2002-05-18 Gale Directory of Publications and Broadcast Media Newsworkers Unite: Labor, Convergence, and North American Newspapers by Catherine McKercher, 2002-09 Canadian hardware, foreign software: the political economy of pay-per-view.: An article from: Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media by Marilyn Terzic, 2006-09-01 Union in Search of Internet Rights Models.(Alliance of Canadian Cinema, Television and Radio Artists executive Thomas Tapley)(Interview)(Brief Article): An article from: Video Age International by Micol Marotti, 2001-10-01 Sask Scene project puts INCA students to work.(Indian Communication Arts Program): An article from: Wind Speaker by Cheryl Petten, 2003-10-01 Flying Canadian plates: IFR in Canada is just like the U.S.--until you start using the local paper products or fly outside of controlled airspace. Be sure ... beacon): An article from: IFR by Chris Hobbs, 2010-09-01

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61. African Media Journalism And Mass Communications
    African media Journalism and Mass communications. Z Magazine Africa throughthe canadian CorporateLens Article, by Justin Podur, Uyen Dias,  
    http://www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/ssrg/africa/media.html

62. Power And Betrayal In The Canadian Media By Michael Dorland
    Power and Betrayal in the canadian media David Taras Broadview. viii, 248. very nature of mass communications, and national cultures, Canada s included,  
    http://www.utpjournals.com/product/utq/701/power6.html
    
    Extractions: Reviewed in University of Toronto Quarterly by MICHAEL DORLAND Media-bashing these days is increasingly similar to what religion used to be in its worst aspects. It has spawned not only legions of virtuous denunciators, but also a class of more or less specialized inquisitors armed with the tortuous instruments of prose for casting out media-devilry and the scourging of the monstrous owners of the media, from its global conglomerates to its crass moguls. These practices have also called forth no end of prophets and seers who peer into the media's entrails seeking signs and portents of either imminent doom and gloom or glimmers of a democratic paradise - if only the media can be cleansed of its many, many sins. As an exercise in the genre, David Taras's Power and Betrayal in the Canadian Media falls within the mid-range of media-bashing; it is surely not the worst of its kind, nor is it, alas, the best. It is clearly written, well intentioned and heartfelt in its concern, and reasonably thoughtful; it is not, however, an especially sophisticated analysis, nor is it particularly insightful in terms of its preoccupations.

63. Transport Canada - Pacific Region - Communications Branch
    This activity includes public and media relations and internal communications Office communications Transport Canada 1100 800 Burrard Street  
    http://www.tc.gc.ca/pacific/aboutus/branch/communications.htm
    
    Extractions: Media relations activities include preparation of regional communications plans and communications materials aimed at the media. Regional media reports are monitored and analyzed to alert the Department to public concerns and to ensure the effectiveness of communications strategies. The Branch also manages special events, acts and departmental spokesperson, and provides support to regional directors in their dealings with the media. For more information, contact:

64. CARDonline - The Media Information Network | Home Page
    Ethnique media Inc. (added July 13) AOL Canada media Network (added July 14) OSL Marketing communications (3200) renamed to OSL communications (3200)  
    http://www.cardmedia.com/
    
    Extractions: First time access? Forgot your password? Customer Service If your company sells advertising in Canada and meets CARDonline Editorial standards, you are entitled to a free listing. Ensure that thousands of media planners and buyers currently using CARDonline receive accurate and up-to-date information about your company. To be listed at CARDonline email Artemis Hall at artemis.hall@cardonline.rogers.com or call 416 764 1785. Alternatively, simply click on the " Get Listed " tab above and follow the instructions. Artemis Hall , Managing Editor updated September 17, 2005 Scugog Standard (added August 24) Cool Companies (added September 7)

65. MediaStudies
    media and communications Site This site has primarily a UK focus. CanadianJournal of Communication Research and scholarship in the field of  
    http://www.mediastudies.com/
    
    Extractions: The purpose of MediaStudies. com is to help advance research and education in media studies and critical thinking. The site serves as a hub - providing links to international news media studies sites , and other resources for media educators, students, researchers, and the wider community. Feedback and suggestions for new links are welcome. Pl ease contact me by email or at the address below. Peter Clayton Editor Vancouver, September, '05 Tr an sl a ... e International News World Press Review Translates into English and reprints articles from newspapers and magazines from around the world. Also publishes originally written material analyzing international affairs and the press in the countries in question. AllAfrica.com Provider of African news and information worldwide. @siamedia News and Views from the Asia Pacific. Asia Times Online A quality Internet-only publication that reports and examines geopolitical, political, economic and business issues.

66. Scotia Capital - Industry Specializations - Media And Communications - US
    Please use the following to link to our industry groups in Canada and Europe.Canada communications, media Technology Europe media communications  
    http://www.scotiacapital.com/IndustrySpecializations/IN_Media_US.htm

67. CEP Communications, Energy And Paperworkers Union Of Canada
    communications, Energy Paperworkers Union of Canada, Syndicat canadien At the same time, CEP media Vice President Peter Murdoch has been charged to  
    http://www.cep.ca/index_e.html
    
    Extractions: CEP is calling for a national strategy to revitalize our forest based industries. The call for Federal government action, to co-ordinate with various provincial initiatives spearheaded by CEP Regional Vice Presidents, has been reinforced in an information kit which has been sent out to more than 1,300 media outlets across the country. Pictured here is the cover page of the kit. Click on the image to access the whole document, including policy recommendations being proposed by our Union. The effort to preserve and expand forestry based jobs comes on the heels of a National Executive Board resolution earlier this year which described the situation being faced by CEP members and their families in dozens of communities as a “crisis.” Two groups join CEP Toronto (Aug. 16) CEP National Representative Danny McBride reports receiving two certifications today covering some 200 new members of our union here and in Sarnia, Ontario. With the help of Local 500G vice president Mike Drimmie, more than 100 printing production workers at Printera, a label printing plant in Toronto, voted two to one to join CEP. This is the second graphical unit to join CEP in recent weeks as we become what Duncan Brown, National Director of CEP Graphical, calls “Canada’s printing union.”

68. RYERSON UNIVERSITY: Rogers Communications Centre
    away from Yonge Street and the heart of Toronto, the Centre is located at thecore of Canada s electronic media and digital communications culture.  
    http://www.rcc.ryerson.ca/
    
    Extractions: About Design Research Community ... Technology The Rogers Communications Centre is Ryerson University's flagship building for studies in converging communications and interactive media. Over the past fifteen years, the Rogers Communications Centre has grown to become Canada's premier facility for education in digital media communications. As an integral part of Ryerson University, the RCC houses and supports the schools of: The Rogers Communications Centre is about design and research in a community employing both current and advancing communications technology . These five themes have placed the Rogers Communications Centre among the best educational communication and design facilities internationally. About - Focusing on emerging interactive digital media, the Rogers Communications Centre has gained an international reputation for strength in advanced research and innovation. The communication and design programs that the Centre houses are an integral part of Ryerson University and an important component of Canada's burgeoning media sector. Just steps away from Yonge Street and the heart of Toronto, the Centre is located at the core of Canada's electronic media and digital communications culture. Click here for more information about our Centre.

69. Media Room - Public Health Agency Of Canada
    Welcome to the Public Health Agency of Canada s media Room. Below you will findcurrent and Kelly Keith A/communications Manager Tel (204) 7895028  
    http://www.phac-aspc.gc.ca/media/
    
    Extractions: @import url(../styles/advanced.css); @import url(../styles/advanced.css); About the Agency Media Room Chronic Diseases Emergency Preparedness ... Media Room Welcome to the Public Health Agency of Canada's Media Room. Below you will find current and historical news releases, speeches, advisories and warnings as well as a link to Health Canada's Media Room. PHAC Media Relations Team Weekend Media Relations Contact Number

70. Canada Media And Communications Newspapers (Portals To The World
    An annotated list of newspaper and magazine websites from Canada selected by AreaSpecialists and other Library staff using Library of Congress selection  
    http://www.loc.gov/rr/international/main/canada/media-news.html

71. Alzheimer Society Of Canada Media Centre: 2005 Alzheimer Disease Fact Sheet
    Stacey Johnson, Manager, media Relations and communications, Alzheimer Societyof Canada (416)4888772, ext. 240, sjohnson@alzheimer.ca  
    http://www.alzheimer.ca/english/media/adfacts2005.htm
    
    Extractions: (416)488-8772, ext. 240, Alzheimer Disease, the most common form of dementia, accounts for about 64 per cent of all dementias in Canada. (Dementia is a syndrome consisting of a number of symptoms that include loss of memory, judgment and reasoning, and changes in mood, behaviour and communication abilities.) Alzheimer Disease is a progressive, degenerative disease that destroys vital brain cells. It is not a normal part of aging. The symptoms of Alzheimer Disease include a gradual onset and continuing decline of memory, changes in judgment or reasoning, and an inability to perform familiar tasks. There is no known cause or cure for Alzheimer Disease. However, there is medication to treat some of the symptoms.

72. MediaEdge Communications Inc.
    mediaEdge communications Inc. are Canada s premier publishers of trade markets through targeted and issuedriven media in trade magazines, directories,  
    http://www.mediaedge.ca/

73. Your Media: The Library / Resource Centre
    canadian media Who s Whose (Full or partial ownership) The canadian CommunityNewspapers Association reports that, as of February 2004, there are eight  
    http://www.yourmedia.ca/library.shtml
    
    Extractions: Welcome to our resource centre Because some conglomerates' tentacles reach into several countries or continents, media ownership and domination has become a significant issue for those societies concerned about protecting democratic freedoms. For that reason, the resource materials presented here are international in scope. We welcome your suggestions for additions to this compilation. If you are a pundit or an academic who would like to contribute to this resource material, we'd like to hear from you. In either case, please visit to make a submission or send us a message. Canadian Media

74. Communications Centre — IMPACS
    Launched in July 1998, IMPACS communications Centre is Canada s only fullservice has studied the media coverage given to Canada s charitable sector and  
    http://www.impacs.org/communications
    
    Extractions: Media Programs Communications Centre About Us SiteMap ... Skip to content Search [ You are here: Home Communications Centre Document Actions Communications Centre helps individuals who work and volunteer in the not-for-profit sector develop the communications skills and confidence to ensure their stories are told and their good work is valued and supported. Launched in July 1998, IMPACS Communications Centre is Canada's only full-service, not-for-profit public relations and communication training organization. It is one of IMPACS' key vehicles for "turning up the volume" on civil society. Andr© Picard, the Globe and Mail's community reporter and author of A Call to Alms , has studied the media coverage given to Canada's charitable sector and concluded that Canadian charities are "an invisible giant, an integral part of the lives of citizens, but largely ignored by the media. Their work does not register on the journalistic radar screen, even though the voluntary sector is playing an increasingly important role in shaping public policy and delivering services." We want to turn that around. Our approach is simple: we take the most sophisticated communications tools that are used by government and the corporate sector and we work with charitable and not-for-profit organizations to help them use these tools.

75. The Canadian Islamic Congress
    AntiIslam in canadian media feeds ‘Image Distortion Disorder’ As well, theCIC presents a powerful model of effective community mobilization in the  
    http://www.canadianislamiccongress.com/rr/rr_2003.php
    
    Extractions: Contents: Media Communiqué What the Experts say about CIC’s Media Research Project Introduction Anti-Islam in Canadian media feeds ‘Image Distortion Disorder’ ... Media Coverage of “Religion in Public Life” THE CANADIAN ISLAMIC CONGRESS January 31, 2005 CIC MEDIA RESEARCH AGAIN FINDS NATIONAL POST THE NATION'S LEADING ANTI-ISLAM NEWSPAPER * GLOBAL TV NEWS FOUND WORST IN USE OF ANTI-ISLAM LANGUAGE OTTAWA CITIZEN PRAISED AS BEST DAILY FOR "RELIGION IN PUBLIC LIFE" COVERAGE From 1998 (the year Anti-Islam in the Media was launched) until September 11, 2001, CIC media research showed a modest average annual reduction of 17% in the use of anti-Islam language and terminology. Following that watershed date, however, and continuing during 2002, the data gathered revealed a substantial reversal of this trend. By 2003, the level of anti-Islam occurring in the Canadian media had returned to pre-9/11 levels.

76. World Vision Canada - Media
    World Vision Canada is an international Christian humanitarian relief and development communications Public Relations phone (905) 5656200 ext. 2234  
    http://www.worldvision.ca/home/about-us/media/
    
    Extractions: World Vision Canada is a trusted source for information on emergencies, global events and long-term development. We help journalists bring stories to Canadians. World Vision is a Christian humanitarian advocacy, relief, and development organization active in more than 90 countries around the world, providing help to more than 85 million people each year. For further information on these topics, please contact us at wvnews@worldvision.ca Marie Bettings

77. Media Job Search Canada - Film / Video Production Companies
    VidCan media Solutions Toronto, Ont Vidcom communications. - Vancouver, BC . media Job Search Canada Inc. (MJSC) Corey Fuchs - President CEO  
    http://www.mediajobsearchcanada.com/film_video.asp

78. Media In Canada - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
    Canada has a welldeveloped media sector, but cultural output—particularly inEnglish Canada—is often overshadowed See also communications in Canada.  
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Media_in_Canada
    
    Extractions: Canada has a well-developed media sector, but cultural output—particularly in English Canada—is often overshadowed by imports from the United States . Media are primarily for-profit corporations based on advertising subscription , and other sales-related revenues, although a public network, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation operates radio and TV networks in both English and French, and some provincial governments offer their own public broadcast services as well. See also: Communications in Canada Radio broadcasting ... edit See main article at Television in Canada The Canadian television broadcasting industry is split between public and private ownership. Canada currently has 128 originating television stations, which broadcast on 1,456 transmitters across the country, on both the VHF and UHF bands. In addition to the public Canadian Broadcasting Corporation , which operates both English and French television networks, there are four major private TV networks. CTV and Global broadcast in English, and are available throughout the country.

79. Canadian Media Dependence On The United States
    The impact of social forces on canadian media. In Benjamin Singer (Ed.), Communicationsin canadian society. Don Mills AddisonWesley Publishers.  
    http://info.wlu.ca/~wwwpress/jrls/cjc/BackIssues/16.1/scanlon.html
    
    Extractions: ... the significant fact about foreign news in Canada is its origins in sources which are beyond the control of Canadian newspapers. Its defects are to a large extent inherent in these sources, that is, the agency method of gathering news.... It bears the impress of personalities and points of view which are not Canadian. (McNaught, 1949, p. 258) When Carlton McNaught wrote that in 1940, he was, of course, describing a world before radio had fully developed and a world before TV. Now, radio is a diverse and mobile medium which can use satellite-based phone links to deliver reports live anytime from anywhere. Television satellites beam not just sound but also pictures around the world in seconds. Yet today, half a century later, his statement is still largely true. International news still reaches Canadians mainly through foreign sources. The decisions about what is news are made in Atlanta, New York, London and, sometimes, Paris. An examination of how foreign news reaches Canadians is a study of cultural imperialism. Changing technology, if anything, has extended the situation pictured by McNaught. News was once filtered through national centres in places such as Toronto. Now, in TV, with satellites, both networks and individual stations can pluck signals out of the air and insert them directly into local news programs.

80. Copyright Reform Process - Newspaper Guild Canada And The Canadian Media Guild
    The canadian media Guild is perhaps best known as the largest union at the This also holds true for the new digital information and communication  
    http://strategis.ic.gc.ca/epic/internet/incrp-prda.nsf/en/rp00170e.html
    
    Extractions: @import url("../epic.css"); Français Contact Us Help Search ... Archives Documents received have been posted in the official language in which they were submitted. All are posted as received by the departments, however all address information has been removed. Submission from Newspaper Guild Canada and the Canadian Media Guild received on September 14, 2001 10:39 PM via e-mail CANADA K1A 0H5 Dear Sirs: Re: The Canadian Media Guild The enclosed submissions are being provided in response to the request for comments contained in the two Consultation Papers referred to above, on behalf of The Canadian Media Guild and The Newspaper Guild Canada. Introduction This brief is a joint presentation by The Newspaper Guild Canada and its largest member union local, the Canadian Media Guild. [For the purposes of this document, "we" or "The Guild" refers to these two organizations collectively.] TNG Canada is one of Canada's largest media unions with more than 8500 members at more than 35 newspapers, broadcasters and news agencies. Our membership includes reporters, editors, writers, printers, announcers, hosts, researchers, advertising sales people, business staff and circulation employees. Among the newspapers where TNG members work are the Halifax Chronicle-Herald-Mail Star

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