Category : Maynard Institute archives

Cuts to Total 125 at 2 Massachusetts Papers The Boston Globe, which just undertook a wrenching staff reduction a year ago, told employees Thursday afternoon...

NABJ Says It Still Wants Radio Host Out by Monday Don Imus, the radio host who for years has withstood criticism for offensive comments made...

Indiana Company Steps Up to Take 3 Students The Gannett Co. newspaper in Montgomery, Ala., was forced to make quick and drastic budget cuts last...

Ex-L.A. Times Editor to Head Washington Bureau Dean Baquet, ousted as editor of the Los Angeles Times after he refused to make budget cuts mandated...

Network Said to Be in Deal With Gospel Outlet Black Family Channel, the network started eight years ago by lawyer Willie Gary, celebrities Marlon Jackson,...

Falloff of Money from “Struggling” Media Cited The National Association of Black Journalists recorded a $641,500 deficit for 2006, three times as large as that...

Company Has Until May 25 to Approve or Not Staff members at the Los Angeles Times, including some veteran journalists of color, are waiting to...

Historic Papers, the “N-Word,” a Day of Movies Following are edited statements from ABC, American Public Media, BET, CBS, CNN, C-SPAN, Fox News Channel, PBS,...

Sharpton, NAHJ President, Columnists Add Voices “Unimpressed by his on-air apology or corporate promises of a tighter leash, angry critics of nationally syndicated radio host...

Colleagues Remember Sportswriter Larry Whiteside Gregory H. Lee Jr., senior assistant sports editor at the Boston Globe and 2005-07 chair of the Sports Task Force...

Little Diversity Among U.S. Media Covering Game Terence Moore, sports columnist for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, was among thousands of reporters at separate press conferences held...

Valerie Burgher, METPRO Grad, Dead at 34 Valerie Burgher, a New York-based black journalist and writer who battled bipolar disorder, was hit by a train...