Now on J-Source: Life with Murder; truth about Tiger; Doug Kelly profiled

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    INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALISM
    (xx)A killer story(xx)
    HotDocs film Life With Murder documents the life of a small-town Ontario
    man who murdered his sister and the family that continues to stand by
    him. Dana Lacey chats with three-time Emmy-winning filmmaker John Kastner
    in his Toronto home.

    FIELD NOTES
    (xx)The truth about Tiger(xx)
    The accusations started soon after Tiger Woods' extramarital activities
    hit the tabloids. Golf columnist Lorne Rubenstein dispels the myths
    around Tiger's fall from grace.

    ASK A MENTOR
    (xx)Police obligations(xx)
    I'm a fairly new court reporter out in Jasper, Alberta. I tried talking
    to the police to get details of an arrest, and the RCMP stated, "We're
    not obliged to release information unless it's in the public safety to do
    so." So, what are the police's obligations to share info in Alberta and
    if they aren't obliged to share that info, how could I get it -- aside
    from just waiting for it to come up in court? Answer by Robyn Doolittle,
    who covered the police beat at the Toronto Star before moving to the city
    hall bureau.

    THE BUSINESS OF JOURNALISM
    (xx)Rider on the storm(xx)
    In the mind of Doug Kelly, the Post of the future will further divide
    readers and critics. But can a niche audience support a national
    newspaper? This week we feature Katie Hewitt's story from the spring
    issue of The Ryerson Review of Journalism.

    TOWN HALL
    (xx)Arts Journalism: Staying Critical in the Digital Age(xx)
    Three arts journalists discuss criticism, gossip and why box office stats
    don't matter. By Mira Saraf.

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