Newspaper Guild Satisfied With Discipline of Four The Detroit Free Press investigation of sports columnist Mitch Albom‘s body of work has not ended despite the...
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...
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...
Dele Olojede, Fronting Black-Journalist Team, Wins Dele Olojede, the former Newsday foreign editor who took a reporter’s look at the effects of the Rwanda genocide...
Activist Compares Show With Limbaugh’s, Hannity’s Human Rights Watch Worries About Dark-Skinned Libyans Oakland Tribune Nameplate to Vanish in Reorganization Dissatisfaction With Comcast Over Diversity...
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...
Secret Service Received Race Info on Journalists The Secret Service not only knows whether Cedric the Entertainer was funny on Saturday night, but also the...
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...
Editors Explain Why Bigotry Makes the Paper When a letter writer to the Courier-Journal in Louisville, Ky., called columnist Betty Bayé a “porch monkey,” Bayé...
Commentator Rejects P.R. Society’s Denunciation The syndicated TV show “America’s Black Forum” and The State, the newspaper in the capital of Armstrong Williams’ home state,...
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...