• Breakfast Series - Spring 2010
• Coffee Break Webinar Series - Fall 2009
• Social Media Reality Check - Spring 2009
• Breakfast Series - Spring 2009

Welcome to the New Newsroom: A world where radio stations need photos and newspapers are asking for video. Social media and traditional news outlets such as radio, broadcast and print are competing online. For communicators, learning how to navigate this new landscape can be overwhelming.

Join CNW for breakfast with some of Canada's leading journalists. Learn how the newsroom has changed for them and find out how to work with media in this new reality.

Find out what it takes for a public relations professional to build successful relationships in this new newsroom environment. Presentation is in French only.

Featuring Roland-Yves Carignan, Michelle Richardson,
and Bernard Motulsky.

Recorded Friday, April 23, 2010

The pressure to be first with breaking news has never been more intense. The speed of social media has changed the pace of news reporting. Listen now and find out how CTV's newsroom produced gold-medal Olympic news coverage

Featuring Jeff Jones and Jeff Little.

Recorded Wednesday, April 21, 2010

In today's 24-hour news cycle, a story can develop from a Tweet to the six o'clock news in no time. Join CNW for breakfast with David Akin, leading journalist and national affairs correspondent with Canwest News Service, for an insider's look at the new media ecosystem.

Recorded Tuesday, April 20, 2010

Today, media outlets are faced with the reality of "innovate or die." Canwest Editor-in-Chief Scott Anderson and Mathew Ingram, senior writer at the GigaOm blog network, will describe today's newsroom - and forecast the future of news - and the future of public relations during this one hour presentation. Moderated by Saleem Khan, news pioneer and national chairman of the Canadian Association of Journalists.

Recorded Thursday, April 15, 2010

These are either the best of times, or worst of times for journalism. Newsrooms, along with the role of journalists, are changing and will have to adopt continuous change in the time ahead. Join Kirk LaPointe, Managing Editor of the Vancouver Sun, as he shares the story of the challenge for journalism today and its implications for the communications business.

Recorded Tuesday, April 13, 2010

Learn how to determine the right message to deliver; how to develop messaging you can own; how to practice; and most importantly, how to negotiate and control the terms of engagement.

Featuring Stu McNish and John Stufflebeem

Recorded Friday, March 5, 2010

Give us 15 minutes and we'll give you a better understanding of how CNW's products and services can benefit your communications objectives.

Monitor, Measure, and Manage your media impact
in the marketplace.

Recorded Wednesday, October 28, 2009

Giving you the control you crave over the news and media sections of your website.

Recorded Wednesday, October 21, 2009

A versatile, practical and cost-effective way to reach and audience, anywhere.

Recorded Wednesday, October 14, 2009

Making sure your news release becomes News.

Recorded Wednesday, October 7, 2009

Why, how and then what?

Recorded Wednesday, September 30, 2009

Webinar discussion with Carolyn McGill-Davidson, President & CEO, CNW Group & Dave Scholz, Vice-President, Toronto Office, Leger Marketing

Listen to the webcast or visit the website.

Recorded Wednesday, April 29, 2009

During this one-hour discussion, Mark Evans and Vito Pilieci will share best practices for communicating with bloggers and online media. Learn how journalists' jobs are changing because of the Internet and what social media tools they're using to gather their information.

Recorded Thursday, April 2, 2009

Join CNW for breakfast with Kate Trgovac, one of Canada's Top 10 Most Influential Women in Social Media.

During this one-hour discussion, Kate will share tips and tactics on topics such as how to expand your audience, drive traffic to your website and ensure search engine optimization.

Recorded Thursday, March 26, 2009

Join CNW for breakfast with April Dunford, one of Canada's Top 10 Most Influential Women in Social Media, for a look at the importance of having a social media strategy and how you can implement one into your communications department.

Recorded Tuesday March 24, 2009