Category : Maynard Institute archives

The Supreme Court struck down "separate but equal" on May 17, 1954. Diverse Newsrooms: What’s "Brown" Got to Do With It? "You can sense the...

Associated Press reporter Art Rotstein, left, and Renee Horton ask Gannett spokeswoman Kate Marymount about the closing of the Tucson Citizen and the extension of...

Newspapers Lost $18.7 Billion From 2006 to 2008 "Much attention has been focused on the decline of major American newspapers, and it’s common knowledge that...

Freelancer Ends Hunger Strike After 2-Week Prison Fast “An Iranian appeals court will review the conviction of imprisoned Iranian American journalist Roxana Saberi next week,...

Speaking to reporters in Tehran on Tuesday, Roxana Saberi said she had no specific plans but to "relax" with her parents and friends. (Video) (Credit:...

  Speaking to reporters in Tehran on Tuesday, Roxana Saberi said she had no specific plans but to "relax" with her parents and friends. (Credit:...

updated May 10 In Black Enterprise’s "Pool" Report, POTUS Got Game The growing access of the black media in the Obama White House was illustrated...

Updated May 12 Roxana Saberi, center, poses with children in this undated file photo provided by her family. Her father says she plans to return...

Shirley Carswell Steps Up to Deputy M.E. Role Shirley Carswell, who among other duties administers the multimillion-dollar budget for the newsroom of the Washington Post,...

Rare Position for Latina at Mainstream Newspaper Miami Herald columnist Myriam Marquez has been named editorial page editor at the Miami Herald, the Herald reported...

Chris Carlson won "Best of Show" and first prize in the "professional campaign/election" category http://www.fotoweekdc.org/ "Fotobama" Exhibit Displays Obama Photo Winners "A new exhibit at...

San Diego Casualties Rise to 9 Journalists of Color The number of journalists of color identified among the casualties at the San Diego Union-Tribune rose...