Newsmagazines’ Portrayal of Hispanics Analyzed An examination of the portrayal of Latinos in the nation’s leading newsmagazines in 2005 shows the group to be depicted...
NABJ’s First Leader Stands Behind Old Friend Bill Cosby might be taking brickbats from some for his two-year-long crusade for more personal responsibility among some...
Army Presence Adds to Buzz at NAHJ Convention The National Association of Hispanic Journalists ended its convention in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., over the weekend with...
NABJ President Awarded Newly Created Position Bryan Monroe, president of the National Association of Black Journalists, today was named vice president and editorial director of...
Originally published July 17, 2006 Curley Issues “Specific Directions” on Diversity Tom Curley, the President and CEO of the Associated Press who has been accused...
Agency Checking for Workplace Violations “Indiana state officials are investigating whether The Indianapolis Star violated state workplace safety requirements, following the death of a Star...
Contributors to Get Checks After Year’s Wait The Chicago-based incarnation of Savoy magazine, which went on “hiatus” after its June/July 2005 issue, publishing for less...
“Big Deal” for Both Mainstream, Spanish Press The illness of Cuban leader Fidel Castro and the temporary transfer of power to his brother Raúl Castro...