Category : Maynard Institute archives

ESPN, AOL Veteran to Edit Online Sports Network Neal Scarbrough, who was laid off as general manager and editor of AOL Sports just last month,...

Salih Saif Aldin, 32, Shot Taking Photos “A veteran Washington Post special correspondent was shot to death Sunday in southwest Baghdad while on assignment, the...

Writers Have Long Questioned Sentencing Disparities The Supreme Court’s Monday decision that judges may impose lighter sentences for crack cocaine placed the conservative jurists in...

Guild Protests After Offer of Reporter’s Position An angry Stephen A. Smith, the outspoken Philadelphia Inquirer sports columnist who parlayed his column into a radio...

At Least 5 of Color Said to Be Gone or Going The Houston Chronicle is losing 40 people from its newsroom as a result of...

Reporter Writing About Mexican Cartels Recalled A potential threat of violence by Mexican drug cartels against American reporters operating along the border caused the San...

Despite Negative Press, Fred Thompson Declines Black social conservative Alan Keyes, newly declared for a third try for the presidency, will join Tavis Smiley’s GOP...

Atlantan Appeals to Corporate to Reinstate Her A weekend Atlanta anchor was fired after she was said to have uttered the word “m—–f—–” during her...

Ebony Veteran Thought He’d “Die Before I Saw This” “Lerone Bennett Jr. was honored by the Mississippi Senate on Wednesday, and the renowned author said...

Newsroom Hears About Reporter Thirlee Smith Jr. The Miami Herald on Thursday did something that few other newspapers have: It honored the man it said...

PBS to Show “Eyes on Prize,” Black Press Film Public television plans to commemorate the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday by showing two documentaries that...

Radio Host’s Critics Call It a Good “First Step”       Radio host Don Imus was suspended for two weeks at the end of...