http://www.thestar.com/comment/article/187752TODAY'S WEATHERM/SUNNY33 C4 Day Forecast | TrafficWednesday, August 29, 2007 | Today's Toronto Star | Star P.M. PHOTOS VIDEO COLUMNISTS BLOGS PODCASTS RSS NEWSLETTERS ALERTS Search thestar.com Search the WebAdvanced Search | Full Text Article ArchiveHOME NEWS COMMENT BUSINESS SPORTS ENTERTAINMENT LIVING SCIENCE & TECH WHEELS.CA TRAVEL CLASSIFIEDS CAREERSEditorials | Columns & Blogs | Speak Out | Readers' Letters | Polls | CorrectionsJOURNALISM MATTERS'Citizen journalism' is not news Email storyMar 03, 2007 04:30 AM PrintKELLY TOUGHILL Choose text sizeFor media analysts, the real story of the Robert Pickton trial is not Report typo or correctionwhat it reveals about the heart of man, but what it reveals about the future of news. Digg this storyThe British Columbia trial of the alleged serial killer is a fascinating Add to Facebookcase study in how media are adapting to the Internet age. Tag on DeliciousTwo important lessons are already clear: All news is global in cyberspace, and citizen journalists will never replace dedicated professionals.The trial shows that Canadian judges can no longer control what Canadian jurors and Canadian MORE IN THE NEWScitizens do and don't see, hear and read. Rabbi, synagogue sued over seduction scandalCanadian law bans the publication of evidence before it is presented to a jury. Canadian reporters U.S. asked to stall have known the grisly details of the ...