Roster Shows Journalists of Color Overrepresented The Newspaper Guild of Greater Philadelphia late Thursday released a list of the 71 Guild members in the Philadelphia...
Former Publisher to Lead Journalism Division Dorothy Bland, who was one of only a handful of black women daily newspaper publishers when she resigned abruptly...
Little Diversity Among U.S. Media Covering Game Terence Moore, sports columnist for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, was among thousands of reporters at separate press conferences held...
81 Journalists, Media Staffers Killed in 2006 “Eighty-one journalists and media staffers were killed worldwide in 2006, making it the deadliest year for reporters in...
Journalists Follow Racial Angle to South Carolina Journalists took with them the recently minted Barack Obama story line — “is he black enough?” “Will black...
Anna Nicole Smith Story Still Hogging Airtime “Even though John Kerry couldn’t beat George W. Bush, somebody could — Anna Nicole Smith — according to...
Martin, Navarrette, Wickham Chosen as Questioners Democratic presidential candidates Joe Biden, Hillary Clinton, Christopher Dodd, John Edwards, Mike Gravel, Dennis Kucinich, Barack Obama and Bill...
Survey Shows Business as Usual After Controversy “During the recent controversy over former radio and television host Don Imus‘ remarks about the Rutgers women’s basketball...
Paula Madison Elevated to Job With Single Focus Paula Madison, a veteran journalist who juggled her station-running duties at NBC in Los Angeles with her...
Little Attention for “Our Black Shining Prince” Everybody knows when Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday rolls around; it’s now a federal holiday complete with department-store...
D.C.’s Post Finds Topic Ripe for Discussion A year-long Washington Post series on “Being a Black Man” debuted over the weekend to enthusiastic responses from...
After Deficit, New Director Gets Stabilizing Task The National Association of Black Journalists announced the appointment of a new executive director last night as its...