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Brent Jolly's coverage primarily focuses on the Canadian news publishing industry, with an emphasis on announcements, events, and press releases. His coverage includes updates about staff changes in news organizations, contests for journalists, and partnerships between media companies and other entities.
Pitching to Brent could be effective if you have relevant information or insights related to the Canadian news publishing industry. This might include new initiatives by media organizations, significant staffing changes or movements within the industry, regulatory developments impacting journalism in Canada, as well as innovative approaches to content creation and delivery.
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By: Brent Jolly
Globe Media Group , the advertising arm of The Globe and Mail, announced today that it has adopted a new AI-powered contextual solution powered by Mobian , becoming the first Canadian publisher to bring this level of suitability and contextual precision to advertisers.
By: Brent Jolly
The Alberta Weekly Newspapers Association (AWNA) is now accepting applications for its annual BNC competition. Members are able to enter work that appeared in print in 2025.
The Canadian Journalism Collective (CJC) is planning to undertake broad consultations with media organizations, news producers, and journalists across the country to gather feedback on their policies and processes.
The Canadian Journalism Foundation's Journalism and Democracy: View From series brings prominent figures together with Canadian journalists. On April 22, David Paterson, Ontario's Representative in Washington DC will join Rob Benzie, Toronto Star Queen's Park Bureau Chief, to share A View From Washington.
News Media Canada was saddened to learn about the death of David Cadogan, who helped found and lead the Atlantic Community Newspapers Association and the Canadian Community Newspaper Association, on April 5 in Miramichi, NB.
Journalism can be a messy business. Whether it's reporting on your own community, trying to get access to a difficult source, or covering traumatic stories, ethical questions will arise.
71 per cent of Canadians agree the Government of Canada should take action to prevent artificial intelligence companies from taking and repackaging news content without permission or providing compensation, according to a new survey conducted for News Media Canada.
By: Brent Jolly
A new survey conducted for News Media Canada shows that 68 per cent of Canadians agree that the federal government should adopt a “Buy Canadian” approach and commit a percentage of its advertising budget to Canadian-owned media.
New research from Vividata shows that more than 16 million Canadians read newspapers each week across print and digital formats.
News Media Canada is sharing a new global survey being conducted by WAN-IFRA (World Association of News Publishers) on how publishers are responding to AI search and bot traffic.
