Author, Sportswriter Ralph Wiley Dies
Originally published June 2004 “Arguably, the Best Sports Commentary on the Web” Ralph Wiley, author, columnist and former senior writer for Sports Illustrated, died Sunday...
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A Slight Course Correction
Originally published June 9, 2004 Darts Pierce Reagan Puff Pieces Four days after Ronald Reagan died, the news media have begun to temper the orgy...
A Multicultural World War II
With D-Day Anniversary, a Chance to Tell Full Story “The role of blacks on D-Day isn’t well-known,” Lance Gay writes for Scripps Howard News Service....
Karla Harshaw Becomes ASNE President
Karla Harshaw Becomes ASNE President Karla Garrett Harshaw, editor of Ohio’s Springfield News-Sun and senior editor for Cox Community Newspapers, has become the first woman...
TV One Launches, With Adding Markets a Challenge
Published Jan. 18, 2004 TV One Launches, With Adding Markets a Challenge TV One, the Comcast-Radio One cable venture targeting African Americans, went live as...
Jayson Blair Defiant in First Full-Scale Interview
Blair Defiant in First Full-Scale Interview Disgraced former New York Times reporter Jayson Blair gave his first full-scale interview to the New York Observer, appearing...
Black TV Viewing Up; So Is Prime-Time Diversity
Black TV Viewing Up; So Is Prime-Time Diversity Blacks continue to watch more TV than any other demographic group, an average of 76.8 hours a...
Hampton Journalism School Dedicated — No “Muckraking?”
Hampton J-School Dedicated — No “Muckraking?” The Scripps Howard Foundation and Hampton University today opened the Scripps Howard School of Journalism and Communications on Hampton’s...
Journal-isms in the Media
Richard’s column also appears on TheRoot.com....
Journal-isms in the Media
For 15 years, Richard Prince has authored the three-times-a-week online column “Journal-isms”‘ to show how journalism shapes, or is shaped by, diversity....
Gannett Says It Wanted No Group “Adversely Impacted”
In the wake of Tuesday’s layoffs, the Gannett Co. is “tracking the impact to diversity and we work very hard to ensure no group has...
Louisville Pundit “Had a Long Run to Say What I Wanted”
Betty Winston Bayé, the only African American columnist and editorial writer at the Courier-Journal in Louisville, Ky., was among about 700 employees laid off by...