Category : Maynard Institute archives

Wilkins: Anonymous Sources Can Have Real Value “The Washington Post today confirmed that W. Mark Felt, a former number-two official at the FBI, was ‘Deep...

Other Outlets Express Surprise, But Keep Him Conservative pundit Armstrong Williams lost his outlet for his syndicated columns late today as Tribune Media Services told...

African-Born Pulitzer Winner Catches His Breath In the 24 hours after becoming apparently the first African-born journalist to win a Pulitzer Prize, Dele Olojede took...

NAHJ Activist to Edit Tribune Co. Latino Papers Javier J. Aldape, publisher of Diario La Estrella, the Spanish-language offshoot of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, and...

Reporters Prepared for Worst in School Visits Splashed across the front page of the Cleveland Plain Dealer last week was “A Day in Cleveland’s Schools,”...

L.I. Paper Promotes More Journalists of Color Nearly three months after a frank meeting with African American staffers who expressed their frustrations over mobility and...

Report Says Many Papers Peaked in ’90s “Newsroom diversity is below its peak levels at most daily newspapers in the US, including three-fourths of the...

Some Link Williams With Working Journalists Armstrong Williams was out performing damage control today, explaining that while he was not a journalist, he was obligated...

Free Press to Probe How Column Saw Print With her newsroom angry over the lapse in judgment and other journalists around the nation taking pot...

Group Seeks Ethics Rules from Syndicates The scandal touched off by the acceptance of government money by commentator Armstrong Williams prompted the organization representing opinion...

Diversity Advocate to Edit European W.S. Journal Raju Narisetti, managing editor of the Wall Street Journal Europe and an advocate of the kind of diversity...

Network Reporters of Color Less Visible in ’04 Correspondents of color were 23 percent less visible on the broadcast networks’ evening news programs in the...