Category : Maynard Institute archives

Covering Detroit Funeral Tested Emotions, Logistics “There’s the journalist side of you that’s so happy that you were a part” of the reporting team, Oralandar...

On Show With Frey, Journalists Stress Value of Truth Oprah Winfrey, saying “I feel duped and that you betrayed millions of readers,” secured an acknowledgment...

Unfavorable Stories on Duke’s Accused, Accuser “Durham leaders lashed out Thursday at the way they see the city being portrayed in the national media –...

Color Deficit Among “50 Best” Raises Question Most “city” magazines look like they really are about just part of the city: an upscale, white demographic...

Missing the Satire, Host Activates Racist Listeners “Barry Saunders and Rush Limbaugh? Those are two names you wouldn’t normally pair together, but the N&O metro...

U.S. Agency Working With Unity on Public Meeting As the news media fail to measure up to their stated hopes for progress on diversity and...

Papers Caught by False Mine-Rescue Story “A top coal company official expressed regret Wednesday that the families of the 12 dead coal miners were mistakenly...

Wanted: Reporters for “the Story of Their Lives” Six months after Hurricane Katrina made landfall, television stations on the Gulf Coast are still reeling, news...

Published Nov. 4, 2005 None Changed Course to Show Rosa Parks Funeral Flipping through the channels as funeral services for civil rights matriarch Rosa Parks...

No Journalists of Color in Management Promotions On Monday, the New York Times announced that three people would split the No. 2 job in its...

Fired Producer Portrays Bob Schieffer as Bigoted An African American producer who had been at CBS News for 13 years is attributing her March termination...

Verdict Over Unapproved Fliers: Community Service “While many Hampton University students were still asleep or getting ready for an early-morning class, about 40 gathered on...