Updated March 10  Network "to Keep Trying Until We Get It Right" As National Public Radio winds down its daily newsmagazine targeting African Americans, "News

Margaret Santjer, left, business editor of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, works with seattlepi.com senior producer Sarah Rupp on Jan. 9 as they post a story about

CNN’s Medical Correspondent Says Family Comes First Dr. Sanjay Gupta, CNN’s chief medical correspondent, said Thursday night he has withdrawn his name from consideration as

Roxana Saberi in Notorious Prison, Worked "Illegally" The Asian American Journalists Association, the Society of Professional Journalists and Unity: Journalists of Color Wednesday added their

Ombudsman Weighs Relevancy in Describing Suspect "Two stories on MiamiHerald.com last week on the revival of the murder case of Chandra Levy were on the

Existing Black Channel Says It Fears Being Dropped TV One, the joint cable venture between Comcast and Radio One that targets African American adults, is

  San Antonio Paper Lays Off 135, Including 2 Columnists Two Latino columnists and four black women journalists are among 135 people being laid off

Updated February 26 Poll Shows 61% Blame Editor for N.Y. Post Cartoon The NAACP plans to focus on diversity in newspaper newsrooms after the fallout

Updated February 24 credit: Tim Jackson Activists Still Plan to Target Company Before FCC Media baron Rupert Murdoch, owner of the New York Post, apologized

Updated February 23 Cartoonists "want to really get to the heart of the matter, but you don’t want to construct obstacles to communication," said the

¬†¬† Artist Says Slain Animal Was Not Meant to Be Obama An editorial cartoon in Wednesday’s New York Post that some say compares President Obama

Statement Comes After Hundreds Demonstrate The New York Post apologizes in Friday’s editions "to those who were offended" by its cartoon showing a dead chimpanzee