Of the many institutions expected to be turned upside down by digital technology, democracy as we know it has yet to endure a major makeover.

But after US president-elect Barack Obama's ...

If the principles of ethical journalism have not changed since the advent of the Internet and digital publishing, what has changed?

How ...

The Canadian Community Newspapers Association and the Canadian Newspaper Association want to see you on our Facebook page. The online resource is a forum that provides members with ...

Online visionary Mitch Joel will be the first keynote speaker at Ink and Beyond 2009, the annual newspaper conference hosted by the Canadian Newspaper Association and Canadian Community Newspapers ...

CCNA members are invited to participate in two cutting-edge webinars about Adobe InDesign and online measurement metrics in the month of November.

Webinars ...

The OCNA will be hosting a one-hour webinar on InDesign on Nov. 20, at 12 noon EST.

The webinar will be presented by Sebastian Distefano, Business Development ...

December is nearly upon us, heralding, among other good and cheerful things, the Better Newspapers Competition.

Brought to you by the Canadian Community ...

Following a meeting held November 4, 2008, the ComBase board of directors announced their decision to delay the release of the 2008 readership survey until early 2009.

Delays in data collection ...

Even as analysts continue to predict a "sobering" holiday season for Canadian retailers, two sets of numbers surfaced last week that paint a different picture.

ABC Canada Literacy Foundation and Oxford Learning today announced a new partnership to present the Family Literacy Day World Record Attempt, a national, bilingual initiative ...

CCNA members are invited to participate in three cutting-edge webinars about online revenue generation, new libel defences and online measurement ...

On Wednesday, October 29, the CCNA faxed profile forms to all members asking that newspapers update their information.

In order to keep our database ...

Ready, set, social media!

The Canadian Newspaper Association and the Canadian Community Newspapers Association are now on Facebook and Twitter.

Our Twitter feed, accessible 

After just under a year in operation, the independent newspaper Carleton FreePress published its last edition in northern New Brunswick on Tuesday.

In ...

The CCNA will be faxing publisher profiles to members this week to ensure that all profile information is up-to-date and correct.

Please review

Suburban Newspapers of America has released a detailed report following the organization's September discovery mission to Scandinavia.

Among the ...

The Saskatchewan Weekly Newspapers Association elected its board of directors for 2008-09 at its Annual General Meeting, held in Regina from Sept. 20-22.

This year’s federal election was supposed to be the debutante ball of new-media journalism in Canada: Twitter, Facebook and other online forums, we were told, were going to change ...

The doors are now open to sponsors and exhibitors wishing to participate in the 2009 Ink and Beyond conference in Montreal, the Canadian Newspaper Association (CNA) and ...

More good news for community newspapers appeared in an October report published by Scotia Capital.

While the authors saved their sunniest projections ...