Category : Maynard Institute archives

Journalist, Popular Fiction Writer Had Brain Cancer       Journalist-turned-novelist Bebe Moore Campbell, who was diagnosed (PDF) with brain cancer earlier this year, died...

Managing Editor Leaves a 3rd Paper Suddenly Rich Luna, the managing editor of the Ventura County (Calif.) Star who was disciplined for ethical violations, has...

Air Raid Killed Only Half as Many as Reported On Sunday, the uproar over an Israeli air raid on the southern Lebanon town of Qana,...

Pulitzer Winner Says, “I Was Fired. I Had No Clue” “OUR SHIPP SAILS AWAY WITH PULITZER,” the New York Daily News trumpeted in 1996, when...

Richard Prince’s Book Notes™: 10 for the Holidays Despite recent news, being a journalist involves more than enduring layoffs and grieving fallen heroes and heroines....

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...

Katrina anniversary coverage on ABC, BET, Black Family Channel, CBS, CNN, C-SPAN, Fox News Channel, Tom Joyner’s Reach Media, National Public Radio, NBC and TV...

Election-night coverage plans of ABC, CBS, CNN, Fox News Channel, NBC, NPR and PBS Editor Leaves With “Grave Concern” About Cuts Debra Adams Simmons, the...

On Deadly Indian Bombings, Some Still Go Colonial The terrorist bombings of a railway station in India Tuesday, which left at least 200 people dead,...

Columnists Ask How We Ended Up Where We Are Syndicated columnist Leonard Pitts Jr. of the Miami Herald is outraged that more than 50 years...

Essay Urges, “Send N—— on Their Way”     The current issue of Esquire magazine—”Man at His Best”—features an essay called “The Manifesto of Ascendancy...

Gibson to Be Solo Anchor of ABC Newscast Less than a week after ABC-TV declared that Elizabeth Vargas was doing a “terrific” job co-anchoring “World...