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Ivory Coast journalists caught in the crossfire
March 28, 2011 - Posted by Heather McCall
Journalists working in the Ivory Coast capital Adidjan are finding themselves trapped between two sides of a looming civil war. ProjetJ reporter Anne Caroline Desplanques spoke with Stéphane Goué, a freelance journalist and president of the country's Committee to Protect Journalists, about the threats he and his fellow journalists are experiencing.
"None of us thought we were going to live": kidnapped NYT journos
March 23, 2011 - Posted by Dana Lacey
Four recently-kidnapped New York Times journalists tell their harrowing tale.
Reporting evacuation: rule evasion or evolution?
March 30, 2011 - Posted by Dana Lacey
In these days of SEO-friendly headlines, long-standing language rules are often ignored -- like the one that says you can evacuate places, but not people. Judy Maddren, former CBC grammar guru, sets the record straight.
Libya releases detained New York Times journos
March 21, 2011 - Posted by Dana Lacey
Six days ago, four New York Times journalists were reported missing. It was later learned that the four were detained by the Libyan government. They were released today under the expectation that they leave the country within hours, VOA News reports. Other journalists, including two reporters and a photographer from French news agency AFP, remain missing.
