The role of journalism in citizenship
The press challenges:
Profit pressures
Internet
Bad journalism habits
Government
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The press challenges:
Profit pressures
Internet
Bad journalism habits
Government
The two speakers are Jan Schaffer, a former business editor and Pulitzer Prize winner for the Philadelphia Inquirer and cuurently the executive director of J-Lab
Lou clancy is vice president of editorial for Osprey Media.
With a title Civic Journalism: how to keep the public plugged in, a small group of 25 journalists gathered in the upper library at Massey College in Toronto.
There are three keys to success: education, monitoring, and feedback, says Dr. Michael Bayer.
The chances of having a heart attack after 15 years of diabetes is drastically higher, about 50 per cent chance.
Diabetes is expected to grow by two per cent by 2025, an increase of 600,000, in Canada about the same number of people as those living in Edmonton.
About 130 people gathered at the Lion's centre in Cobourg to listen do Dr. Michael Bayer speak about diabetes and heart disease.