Strike Threat for Asian Journalists
Airline Workers Could Walk Before Meeting Ends The Asian American Journalists Association began its convention in Minneapolis Wednesday as a strike threat by Northwest Airlines...
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J-Groups Outraged by Jailing
NABJ, ASNE Back Federal Shield Law New York Times reporter Judith Miller was jailed today for refusing to submit to questioning by a special prosecutor...
Dorothy Bland, Michael Limon Out in Colo.
Gannett Installs Christine Chin as Publisher Fort Collins Coloradoan publisher Dorothy Bland and executive editor Michael Limon abruptly resigned Wednesday, the newspaper reported today. Christine...
Times-Picayune to Return to New Orleans Plant
More Rebuilding Stories Focus on Racial Issues The publisher of the New Orleans Times-Picayune announced that the paper expected to resume publication at its New...
Asian Staffing = Asian Coverage
Study of 6 Papers Provides Documentation A study from the Asian American Journalists Association documents the link between Asian American staff members and newspaper coverage...
Newsday’s Lonnie Isabel Laid Off
Deputy ME Guided Pulitzer-Winning Series Lonnie Isabel, a deputy managing editor at Newsday and the second-highest ranking black journalist at the paper, is being let...
Glenn Proctor to Edit Richmond Paper
Originally posted Oct. 6, 2005 Black Journalist at Helm in Old Dixie Capital Glenn Proctor, an associate editor of the Star-Ledger in Newark, N.J., and...
No Coats Over Your Heads
What to Do If You Must Cross Picket Line Members of the Newspaper Guild should not cross picket lines during the mechanics’ strike against Northwest...
What’s in the Floodwater?
Environmental Reporters Unhappy With Answers “It’s been more than a week since The Times-Picayune newspaper of New Orleans turned in desperation to the federal Freedom...
“Stop-the-Presses Moment”
In Atlanta, NABJ Feels Shock of Detroit Sales “It was a kind of stop-the-presses kind of moment,” Detroit Free Press features columnist Kelley L. Carter...
Journal-isms 8/26
Chauncey Bailey Killers Both Sentenced to Life More Latinos in College Than Blacks, but With a Caveat Washington Post Starts Black-Oriented Section Online TV News...
Unity Chooses Chicago for 2008
“Overwhelming” Vote Picks City Over Boston, D.C. The Unity: Journalists of Color board of directors picked Chicago over Washington and Boston Saturday as the site...