Category : Maynard Institute archives

Campaign Ends Amid Concern Over Deficit, Executive Director Gannett Cuts Jobs in Its Newspaper Division NAHJ Honors 8 Media Firms for Visibility of Latinos Eric...

Race of Suspect Broadcast Frequently Through the Day Essence Loses Deputy Editors in Staff Changes The Root Falls, Black Planet Rises in August Web Report...

Updated September 14 Anchor Job Denied Until Reporter Looked Less Asian Fired Meteorologist Still “Keeping Options Open” Staffers Appear to Win Bid to Oust Manager...

Producer, Executive Named Site’s Interim Managing Editor Producer, Executive Named Site’s Interim Managing Editor Lyne Pitts, a television news veteran who most recently headed up...

News Corp, Google, Amazon, Yahoo, Discovery on the List NAHJ Plans to Sit Out Election for Unity President Unity Joins Critics of Riptide Project’s Lack...

Univision, Al Jazeera Complain They Were Left Out Conflict in Syria Becoming a “Freelancer’s War” Syrian Journalists Ask Western Help on Press Freedom  Miami Herald’s...

NLGJA Delegate Wins, 6-4, as NAHJ Sits Out Vote Lee Thornton, Pioneer Journalist, Professor, Dies at 71 Desiree Dancy, N.Y. Times Co. Diversity Officer, Resigns...

Oneida Nation Buys Time in Cities Where Team Will Play Ex-Captive Journo on Syria: Report About the Moderates N.Y. Times Rejects Government Plea, Runs NSA...

Network Says Chair and Vice Chair Out, but Panel Stays Manny Garcia Leaves Miami for Scripps After 23 Years Network Says Chair and Vice Chair...

Survey Respondents Join Whites in Opposing Military Action Stories on Low-Income Groups Said to Miss the Big Picture Bezos Meets Washington Post Staff; Diversity Not...

30-Paper Chain Directs Ex-Workers to New Exchanges Militia in Mall Attack Has Terrorized, Killed Journalists Arnold García Retiring as Opinion Editor in Austin AAJA’s Paul...

Companion Book Debuts as N.Y. Times Best Seller Balta, Navarrette Go at It Over NAHJ Panel Snafu Skeptics Cautious on Source of Syrian Chemical Weapons...