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Search newsguild.org Advanced search Jump to a section: Choose Topic HOME MISSION CONTACT US ORGANIZE HUMAN RIGHTS BARGAINING SALARY INFO AWARDS LINKS INDUSTRY WATCH MEMBER SITE Broun Award Who owns the Media in your town? CWA Home Page The Newspaper Guild International For information about your benefits, contact Helen L. Coleman , assistant to the trustees. Jumpstart Your Local Website With the New Local Web Templates! Highlighting great content from Guild locals! Shop Talk on the Net MN Newspaper Guild Typographical Union TNG-CWA Local 37002 Offers news updates on negotiations, links to all bargaining units, and highlights on top Guild news News May 27, 2004 Akron News Staff Authorizes Strike Reporters, photographers, artists and other news staff represented by the Newspaper Guild overwhelmingly authorized their union to strike after 11 months of stalled contract talks. In addition, union staff will withhold their names from stories, photographs and graphics from Sunday, May 30, to Saturday, June 5.... Full Story Audio File May 19, 2004

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Those wishing to honour Mr. Asper's memory may do so by helping to fulfill his dream of building the Canadian Museum for Human Rights. Click here for more information Youth Vote 2004 - Bringing the federal election into the classroom TORONTO, May 26 /CNW/ - Today CanWest and the Dominion Institute launch Youth Vote 2004 to engage young people in the federal election and provide a venue for youth to have their voices heard. This educational program focuses ... CanWest plans IPO of New Zealand TV and Radio Operations National Post circulation climbs 3% CanWest Reports Second Quarter Results for F2004 CanWest Reports Financial Impact of Fireworks Review SPEECHES Canadian Newspaper Association SuperConference 2004 - Keynote Speech - Leonard Asper - June 3, 2004 (PDF) National Symposium for Families in Business - CAFÉ Symposium 2004 - David Asper (PDF) WEBCAST There are no webcasts scheduled at this time. CanWest Global Communications Corp. - Annual General Meeting - Jan. 29, 2004 (Archive) CanWest Media Inc. Consolidated Financial Statements for the Three and Six Months Ended February 29, 2004 and February 28, 2003 (PDF) CanWest Global Communications Corp. - Consolidated Financial Statements for the Three and Six Months Ended February 29, 2004 and February 28, 2003 (PDF) ... Annual Reports Submission to the House of Commons Industry Committee Submission to the Industry Committee Speaking Notes for the appearance before the House of Commons Standing Committee by Leonard Asper Overview Investor Relations ... Privacy Statement

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home workplace technology business ... Subscribe to the OJR newsletter! Dan Luzadder was a staff reporter for 10 years at the Denver Rocky Mountain News, where he did investigative project reporting, and later covered the state Legislature and Denver City Hall. Luzadder was the national investigative writer for Interactive Week magazine until last year and is now freelancing. He teaches journalism at Metro State College in Denver, and shared a Pulitzer Prize for general local reporting in 1983. LAW Canadian Media Deregulation Provides Insight Into FCC Proposal Critics of consolidation say the integrity of the news is being undermined by the effects of concentrated ownership Dan Luzadder Posted: 2003-06-10 Editors Note:This story has been updated to correct several errors. Click here to see the original version and the correction. The Federal Communications Commission is poised to unveil new media ownership rules June 2 that some experts believe may change the face of American journalism. The new rules would allow media companies to own television stations and newspapers in the same cities. The FCC barred companies from owning newspapers and TV stations in the same market in 1975, but big media owners like the

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7. CanWest Global Communications Corp. Major canadian media conglomerate with assets covering seven countries. Website includes corporate information and list of assets. http://www.canwest.com/

Those wishing to honour Mr. Asper's memory may do so by helping to fulfill his dream of building the Canadian Museum for Human Rights. Click here for more information Youth Vote 2004 - Bringing the federal election into the classroom TORONTO, May 26 /CNW/ - Today CanWest and the Dominion Institute launch Youth Vote 2004 to engage young people in the federal election and provide a venue for youth to have their voices heard. This educational program focuses ... CanWest plans IPO of New Zealand TV and Radio Operations National Post circulation climbs 3% CanWest Reports Second Quarter Results for F2004 CanWest Reports Financial Impact of Fireworks Review SPEECHES Canadian Newspaper Association SuperConference 2004 - Keynote Speech - Leonard Asper - June 3, 2004 (PDF) National Symposium for Families in Business - CAFÉ Symposium 2004 - David Asper (PDF) WEBCAST There are no webcasts scheduled at this time. CanWest Global Communications Corp. - Annual General Meeting - Jan. 29, 2004 (Archive) CanWest Media Inc. Consolidated Financial Statements for the Three and Six Months Ended February 29, 2004 and February 28, 2003 (PDF) CanWest Global Communications Corp. - Consolidated Financial Statements for the Three and Six Months Ended February 29, 2004 and February 28, 2003 (PDF) ... Annual Reports Submission to the House of Commons Industry Committee Submission to the Industry Committee Speaking Notes for the appearance before the House of Commons Standing Committee by Leonard Asper Overview Investor Relations ... Privacy Statement

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11. CanWest Global Communications Corp. canadian media conglomerate with interests in television, newspapers, and the internet. Features company overview and history, operations, investor relations, and media relations. ( NYSE CWG ) http://www.canwestglobal.com/

Those wishing to honour Mr. Asper's memory may do so by helping to fulfill his dream of building the Canadian Museum for Human Rights. Click here for more information Youth Vote 2004 - Bringing the federal election into the classroom TORONTO, May 26 /CNW/ - Today CanWest and the Dominion Institute launch Youth Vote 2004 to engage young people in the federal election and provide a venue for youth to have their voices heard. This educational program focuses ... CanWest plans IPO of New Zealand TV and Radio Operations National Post circulation climbs 3% CanWest Reports Second Quarter Results for F2004 CanWest Reports Financial Impact of Fireworks Review SPEECHES Canadian Newspaper Association SuperConference 2004 - Keynote Speech - Leonard Asper - June 3, 2004 (PDF) National Symposium for Families in Business - CAFÉ Symposium 2004 - David Asper (PDF) WEBCAST There are no webcasts scheduled at this time. CanWest Global Communications Corp. - Annual General Meeting - Jan. 29, 2004 (Archive) CanWest Media Inc. Consolidated Financial Statements for the Three and Six Months Ended February 29, 2004 and February 28, 2003 (PDF) CanWest Global Communications Corp. - Consolidated Financial Statements for the Three and Six Months Ended February 29, 2004 and February 28, 2003 (PDF) ... Annual Reports Submission to the House of Commons Industry Committee Submission to the Industry Committee Speaking Notes for the appearance before the House of Commons Standing Committee by Leonard Asper Overview Investor Relations ... Privacy Statement

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Introduction to Canadian Media Theorists: Tricksters on the Margins Marshall Soules A Canada of light (Coach House, 1993) is a passionate meditation on Canada as a "communication state." In it, author B.W. Powe argues for an inclusive and accommodating vision of the "discontinuous" Canadian identity: I believe that Canada has a hermetic past: its meanings are concealed in private whisperings and interrupted signals, in insoluble arguments about unity and misread messages, and in quiet resistances to the pressures to join into one supreme political system. I suggest that Canada has a discontinuous character. I mean that without a single purpose or predetermined historic goalno violent creation and imposition of a political myth or ideologyCanadians have lived with, invited and responded to many stories, moods and visions, and many different kinds of people. (68-9) C entral to Powe's vision of the discontinuous national character is a recognition of our complex reliance on communication technologies"The only way we can live in this country is through advanced technologies of communication." And we are thus forced to live with the paradox that "these technologies do not solidify individual identity...Electricity scatters individual memory, conjuring ghosts and simulations." Communications technologies have forcedand allowedus to accept this paradox into our national consciousness: ...electronic technologies spur and excite questions, allow for multiple points of view, add to the strange feeling of fusion with world events and confusion about significance and intent. Communications technologies threaten us, summon us, immerse us: they appear to be capable of dehumanizing our lives and of enhancing our awareness, sending out images and reflections of ourselves everywhere. (67-8)

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17. Canada's Media Monopoly: One Perspective Is Enough, Says CanWest journalists across Canada called for a parliamentary inquiry into media concentration,especially at CanWest Global communications. The canadian Association of http://www.fair.org/extra/0205/canwest.html

Email: Name: Extra! , May/June 2002 Canada’s Media Monopoly One perspective is enough, says CanWest By James Winter A dispute between Canada’s largest media company and its journalists has put media concentration on the political agenda as seldom before. In January, organizations representing journalists across Canada called for a parliamentary inquiry into media concentration, especially at CanWest Global Communications. The Canadian Association of Journalists (CAJ) and the Quebec Federation of Professional Journalists (QFPJ) denounced actions of the media giant as "a disturbing pattern of censorship and repression of dissenting views." CAJ vice president Paul Schneidereit said the federal government needs to examine the issue of media ownership concentration. "We feel it’s time for the elected officials of this country to be looking at what the repercussions [of media concentration] are for the general public," he said. The Quebec provincial government has said it might introduce legislation to force "a plurality of opinion" and diverse sources of information, according to culture minister Diane Lemieux. The Newspaper Guild of Canada demanded that CanWest "immediately cease its attack on divergent opinions." The Guildthe largest journalists’ union in North Americacalled in February for the Winnipeg-based media conglomerate to adopt principles that would respect the editorial autonomy of each paper and its columnists, and allow editors, rather than corporate headquarters, to make news judgments.

18. Canadian Media Guild / La Guilde Canadienne Des Médias Representing about 4,500 employees at the canadian Broadcasting Corporation, canadian Press/Broadcast News, Reuters, Agence FrancePresse and about 500 people who work as freelancers. Affiliated with the communications Workers of America. http://www.cmg.ca/

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20. The Bonding And Fragmenting Of Canada - In Terms Of Mass Media The Bonding and Fragmenting of Canada in terms of Mass media. Throughout the history of mass media in Canada, the industry has emerged as weak and easily susceptible of the dominance of American media. foreign ownership of canadian mass media. Our extensive communications system has allowed http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Ithaca/6816/Bonding_and_Fragmenting_of_Canada.ht

The Bonding and Fragmenting of Canada - in terms of Mass Media Throughout the history of mass media in Canada, the industry has emerged as weak and easily susceptible of the dominance of American media. Canadian mass media began from a need for national communication and yet now serves as a fragmenting, regionalizing entity. This article will examine some of the many forms of cultural fragmentation that take place due to the structure of Canada's mass media industry; such as English / French separation, multicultural separation, provincial / regional alienation, and foreign influence. As well, this article will identify the cultural bonding aspects of communication in Canada such as: the overcoming of geography, and bilingual access to media. The sheer size of Canada is not the only hindrance to creating a viable and healthy communications system. The distance between rural areas are expensive to give access to the various mass media. In the beginning of the newspaper industry in Canada it was easiest to have a newspaper printed in each region instead of attempting to create a national newspaper that would be expensive to distribute accross all of Canada. Presently there is still no popular national newspaper, though the Globe and Mail has attempted to be one. It appears that instead of a national newspaper Canada has invested in many regional newspapers that are owned by a few individuals. The result is similar to national newspaper presence in that a small amount of newspaper owners are making all the money from sales, but each regional newspaper caters to the specific needs of their regions, and information may change drastically from paper to paper.

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