Inquirer, Fired Columnist Ordered to Negotiate Redress Stephen A. Smith was fired improperly by the Philadelphia Inquirer last year, an arbitrator ruled, ordering the two...
Bay Area Papers Trim More of Their Staffs Newspapers in the San Francisco Bay Area are shrinking their staffs again, and the casualties have included...
Some newspapers fashioned their front – and back – pages as collectors’ items. Since His Death, Entertainer "Drove the News Agenda" "Tuesday’s lavish Michael Jackson...
  David Rohde, a New York Times reporter captured last fall by the Taliban, interviewed residents of the Helmand region of Afghanistan in 2007. Rohde...
¬† Black columnists were among those who made sure historian John Hope Franklin’s death was covered and his life appraised. Here, columnists in the Trotter...
Days before Black Enterprise offered high-school senior Darryl Terrell an internship, he won a scholarship from Ford Motor Co. From left: Ron Recinto, Detroit Free...
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,...
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,...