Category : Maynard Institute archives

Asian American Editors in N.Y. Daily News Drama Dean Chang, bounced suddenly from his job as Metro editor at the New York Daily News, wants...

Two Black Journalists Offered Jobs Back At least nine newsroom employees on the Philadelphia Inquirer’s layoff list — including two African American journalists — are...

Columnist Praised for “Courageous” Commentary Cynthia Tucker, editorial page editor of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and syndicated columnist, was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for commentary, the...

Programs Artfully Deflect Potential Bias Claims The blow sustained this week by the urban journalism program run by the Dow Jones Newspaper Fund and its...

Paula Madison Elevated to Job With Single Focus Paula Madison, a veteran journalist who juggled her station-running duties at NBC in Los Angeles with her...

Roster Shows Journalists of Color Overrepresented The Newspaper Guild of Greater Philadelphia late Thursday released a list of the 71 Guild members in the Philadelphia...

Katrina Victims Take Case to Editors Convention Spike Lee wants to do a sequel to his acclaimed HBO documentary on Hurricane Katrina, “When the Levees...

Saga Sucks Oxygen from Case of Missing Woman “I’m livid,” Miami Herald reporter David Ovalle wrote Friday on his Miami Herald blog.     “I...

Word Spreads About Photog Assaulted in Toronto An e-mail campaign and petition drive are under way to defend a visiting African American photographer who says...

AAJA Issues Second Advisory on Va. Tech Killings The Asian American Journalists Association, commenting on coverage of Monday’s deadly shootings at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg,...

Journalists Follow Racial Angle to South Carolina Journalists took with them the recently minted Barack Obama story line — “is he black enough?” “Will black...

Series to Weave In Tales of Hispanic Soldiers     Documentary filmmaker Ken Burns, who has been fending off protests from Latino groups for months...