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Paris Assault Overshadows Boko Haram’s Biggest Massacre Surviving Charlie Hebdo Staff Puts Muhammad on the Cover It’s final: NABJ, NAHJ to Meet Together in D.C.

NABJ, NAHJ Agree on Joint Convention in D.C. for 2016 The National Association of Black Journalists and the National Association of Hispanic Journalists announced Tuesday

“Many Leaped to Conclusions Often Abetted by Social Media” In Paris Killings, a Few Challenge Dominant Narrative News Outlets Called Out for Ignoring NAACP Bombing

Ingrid Ciprian-Matthews Promoted to Senior VP at CBS News N.Y. Daily News Losing Last Black Reporter Ferguson Grand Jury Member Challenges Prosecutor’s Account Like Military,

and Monday, January 5, 2015 “Obviously Black” ESPN Trailblazer Dies of Cancer at 49 Ingrid Ciprian-Matthews Promoted to Senior VP at CBS News N.Y. Daily

Updated January 1, 2015; returning January 2, 2015 A year in the quest for news media that look like America 1. Ferguson 2. Cosby Found Guilty

Clifford Alexander Says Film Gets One Thing Wrong Egypt Opens Door for Deportation of Jailed Journalists 2 Fired Over Footage Edited to Say “Kill a

Teri Agins Ruben Castaneda Farai Chideya Nick Chiles Nunyo Demasio Audrey Edwards Howard W. French Charisse Jones Dick Lehr Betty Medsger Lisa Frazier Page Ron

“Polarizing Figure” Praised by AAJA, NAJA Leaders Cosby Says Black-Press Freelancer Duped Him Hands Up! Read This!: Richard Prince’s Book Notes™ — Journalists’ Holiday Gifts

Revamp to Feature Breaking News Video, Tie to Social Media Blacks, Whites Divided on Significance of Ferguson . . . Police Continue to Threaten Journalists

Senate Democrats’ Study Reveals Leaks to Journalists Obama Pushes Back on Contentious Anchor Jorge Ramos Armed Security Guards Get Little Oversight, Reporters Find CNN’s Janelle

Updated Sept. 11 In Prime Time, Obama Declares Campaign Against Sunni Militants Owners Folding Vibe’s Print Edition to Publish Online Only No Bleeps: Offended Tyson