Category : Maynard Institute archives

NABJ Had Booted the Government from Its Job Fair The CIA staffed a booth at the job fair last week at the National Association of...

81 Journalists, Media Staffers Killed in 2006 “Eighty-one journalists and media staffers were killed worldwide in 2006, making it the deadliest year for reporters in...

Network Names Veteran Producer to Planning Role     “Lyne Pitts, an Emmy-award winning producer and veteran network news executive, has been named Vice President,...

Andrés Martinez Quits as L.A. Times Opinion Editor Andrés Martinez, editorial page editor of the Los Angeles Times, resigned on Thursday after 18 months on...

Bob Reid Thought He Broke Ground at Miami Herald Bob T. Reid was more than a little interested to read that the Miami Herald had...

Former Publisher to Lead Journalism Division Dorothy Bland, who was one of only a handful of black women daily newspaper publishers when she resigned abruptly...

Are White Critics Missing in the Coverage? Don Imus said Tuesday morning he would “make an effort” to add a black person to his radio...

Media Said to Be Part of Pentagon’s Strategy “The number of blacks joining the military has plunged by more than one-third since the Afghanistan and...

History Aside, Some Find the Big Game Lacking Sports columnists of color hailed Tony Dungy’s milestone as the first African American coach to win a...

2 From Miami Herald Take Over Broward Weekly     The former general counsel of the Miami Herald, its highest ranking African American, has bought...

Columnist to Head School for Black Women Julianne Malveaux, the politically progressive economist and commentator, on Monday was named president of Bennett College for Women,...

Overseas Blog Describes a “Date Rape Journalist” CNN Africa correspondent Jeff Koinange is no longer employed by the network, a spokeswoman said on Tuesday without...