Category : Maynard Institute archives

Bush Campaign Wanted to Know Photog’s Race “President Bush’s re-election campaign insisted on knowing the race of an Arizona Daily Star journalist assigned to photograph...

$15 Million from Gift to Help “Broaden and Diversify” National Public Radio has announced “a major expansion of its news operation, investing $15 million over...

Bob Bennett, 37 Years in Business, Dead at 64 Bob Bennett was a retired Detroit television reporter “who coworkers affectionately call Boomer, who the late...

Remarks Could Be Cultural Story of the Year Bill Cosby is on his way to having created the cultural story of the year for people...

NAHJ Awards Go to Stories on Immigration, Iraq “We’re hearing a lot of sad, sad stories,” reporter Mandelit del Barco of National Public Radio said...

New Institute, Grist for Book, a Last Laugh Vernon Jarrett, the legendary Chicago journalist who died Sunday, would joke privately about how many different ages...

Survey Documents Whiteness of Papers’ D.C. Faces “Less than 10.5 percent of the reporters, correspondents, columnists, editors and bureau chiefs in the Washington daily newspaper...

Magazine Sold to Publisher of Chicago Black Weekly Savoy magazine — sold just last month to Jungle Media Group, a small New York publishing house...

Survey of D.C. Bureaus Also Omitted Graphics A survey released during the Unity convention documenting the whiteness of newspapers? Washington bureaus has at least one...

ASNE’s Job Fairs, Student Papers Face Cutbacks The American Society of Newspaper Editors, struggling to achieve parity in newsrooms with the percentage of people of...

Another Quits to Pursue Religious Studies Marlene L. Johnson, an assistant metro editor at the Washington Times, is retiring from the paper next week to...

Survey Examined Universities With J-Programs In a tease for its upcoming issue, the Journal of Blacks in Higher Education recalls that in its winter edition,...