Category : Maynard Institute archives

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...

Contractor Was Paid to Monitor PBS Show Tavis Smiley, the activist host who has shows on both public radio and public television, has joined Bill...

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...

Saturation for London; Less for Higher Toll in Egypt “Three car bombs exploded in quick succession in the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheik early...

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...

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...

NAJA’s Kara Briggs Chronicles Her Battle “My columns . . . are talking openly about a disease that is relatively new to Native communities, and...

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...

Manly’s Editor: “I Can’t Put Salt on His Tail” Boston Herald editorial columnist Howard Manly abruptly quit the paper Friday by sending a one-sentence e-mail...

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...

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...

Ex-Anchor Will Do Documentaries, but Not News Fifteen weeks after anchor Emery King was unceremoniously fired from Detroit’s WDIV-TV to a community outcry, the Post-Newsweek...