Category : Maynard Institute archives

Staffers Relieved “News & Notes” Will Stay on Air Ed Gordon, who had criticized National Public Radio for what he said was its failure to...

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...

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...

Miami Publisher’s Exit Laid to Clashing Customs “The divergent policies for two newsrooms under the same roof lie at the crux of the resignation of...

CBS Moves 3 Days After Rene Syler’s Dismissal Three days after announcing the dismissal of co-host Rene Syler from “The Early Show,” CBS announced Thursday...

Newsmagazines Paint Hispanics as “Intrusion” Rafael Olmeda, an assistant city editor at the South Florida Sun-Sentinel who says that “as long as concerns over diversity...

Network Cites Efforts to Help Host “Improve” National Public Radio is reacting to host Ed Gordon’s criticism of its handling of his “News and Notes”...

“Meet the Press” Answer Is News, But What Next? “Hinting about his White House ambitions has fueled a media frenzy in the weeks leading up...

A year in the quest for a news media that looks like America: 1. Whiplash The turmoil in the news business prompted by new technologies,...

Survey Records Increase in Latinos, Asians “The percentage of minorities in TV news rose a full point in the past year. At 22.2 percent, it’s...

Editor Says, “You Just Have to Build Up Again” The Dallas Morning News today informed “a little more than 100” newsroom employees that their applications...

“Celebration” Planned for N.Y.’s Riverside Church Ed Bradley, who became known to millions as a CBS News correspondent, will receive a public sendoff next week...