Canadian Broadcasting Corp.

""Online journalism excites me because of its potential for improving our connections with readers. While covering the Littleton shooting, I answered questions from readers in two hour-long online chats, which together attracted more than 1,600 people . . . [it''s] not just the chance to tell stories in new, interactive ways. ItÃ¢â¬â¢s that these new media tools and techniques help me bring readers a truer picture of the world."
-- Jonathan Dube, in a July/Aug 1999 Columbia Journalism Review artice, "The Water''s Fine."
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Location: Toronto CANADA

Email: jon@jondube.com, j_dube@cbc.ca

Website: http://www.cbc.ca, www.jondube.com/bio.html

Work: 416-205-3311

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UPDATE:
The Ryerson University journalism review profiled Jonathan Dube in April, 2006
LINK: http://www.rrj.ca/online/625/

BELOW EXCERPTED FROM DUBE''S PERSONAL WEBSITE:
"Jonathan Dube is a leader, teacher and pioneer in digital news. An award-winning print and online journalist, he is the Editorial Director of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation''s website, CBC.ca; the founder and publisher of CyberJournalist.net; a columnist and occasional visiting faculty member for The Poynter Institute; Online News Association board member and Second Vice President . . . . "He''s been described as a "a web reporting pioneer" by The Poynter Institute, "a major figure in the online-news business" by Editor & Publisher and "one of the first journalists to use an online (Weblog) journal" by The New York Times. (More comments) "At CBC.ca, he oversees all editorial content and editorial staff for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation''s award-winning website, CBC.ca."

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