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Senior producer, Investigative Data Desk at Global News
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tweets Lotta anxious media lawyers in Toronto tonight...
@ericandrewgee congrats! @maisonneuvemag is very lucky.
Data Desk gets action: @pcaintoronto's investigation into TO's worst intersections was so great, the city did its own globalnews.ca/news/561990/gl…
Global News investigation sparks city plan for safer pedestrian intersections
globalnews.ca — A pedestrian crosses Front St West at Spadina Ave. in downtown Toronto in this file image. The Canadian Press A Global News exposé of Toronto's most treacherous intersections for pedestrians prompted the city to do an in-depth review of its own, and come up with an action plan to make city streets safer for pedestrians.@MKofsky so much. you don't still have residency, do you?
Everything points to Liberal victory in BC but Christy Clark's still fighting for her own seat. Unreal.
"We don't ask about gender identity when we screen Sunshine Girls." xtra.ca/public/Nationa…
Sun News features transexual Sunshine Girl
xtra.ca — We've come a long way, baby - even if they don't always notice.turns out gutting newsrooms (and freaked-out retrenchment) not the best business model: nytimes.com/2013/05/13/bus…
In New Orleans, Times-Picayune’s Monopoly Crumbles
nytimes.com — A year after announcing a plan to reorganize The Times-Picayune of New Orleans into a more digitally focused enterprise that produced a newspaper just three days a week - enraging local residents - its owners have added a new innovation: they will go back to producing a printed product every day.it's gonna be super-warm out there today...right? pic.twitter.com/UY3a7AeDKy
amp6: it's gonna be super-warm out ...
twitter.com — it's gonna be super-warm out there today...right? pic.twitter.com/UY3a7AeDKyAP CEO's letter to Eric Holder: Hey, about that time you spied on our journalists for months... ap.org/Images/Letter-…
Just jaw-dropping. US justice dept secretly obtained two months of @AP journos' phone records: bigstory.ap.org/article/govt-o…
Govt obtains wide AP phone records in probe
bigstory.ap.org — WASHINGTON (AP) - The Justice Department has secretly obtained two months of telephone records of journalists for The Associated Press in what AP's top executive says is an unprecedented intrusion into newsgathering.Prosecutors took records showing incoming and outgoing calls for work and personal numbers for individual reporters, plus for general AP offices in New York, Washington and Hartford, Conn.Sign up to discover more journalists who cover Canada and more.
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