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Debate Over Who Was Gutless and Who Unethical Huffington Post M.E. Leaves Amid Harassment Investigation Pam Oliver Says Age Might Have Been Factor in Her

Distortions Bolster Harsher Penalties, Study Finds USA Today Lays Off Up to 70 People, Half in Newsroom Paper Seeks to Open Any Michael Brown Juvenile

Writer Says Having More Black Editors Might Help N.Y. Times Columnist Blow Says He’s Bisexual, Sort Of Women, People of Color to Gain 6 Full-Power

Coverage of March Anniversary Shows Progress, Setbacks . . . O’Reilly Apologizes for Not Doing His Reporting . . . Dreamers Remember Journalist Salazar in L.A.

Gannett Removes Stovall as Editor at Binghamton, N.Y. . . . Mark Russell Lands as M.E. at Commercial Appeal . . . Burney Transferred From

Campaign Ends Amid Concern Over Deficit, Executive Director Gannett Cuts Jobs in Its Newspaper Division NAHJ Honors 8 Media Firms for Visibility of Latinos Eric

Departure List Said to Include 8 Staffers of Color Vanessa K. Bush Moves Up to Essence Editor-in-Chief Why Don’t More People of Color Own Television

Commentator May Benefit From Sinclair’s Latest Purchase People of Color Stall at 19.4% of Local TV Workforce Media Don’t Discuss Race When It Applies to

Returning July 29 Confusion Marks Others’ Plans to Boycott Florida KTVU Fires 3 Veteran Producers Over Asian-Names Prank Growing Number of Latinos Consuming News in

Indians Cite Long History of Unequal Justice 2 Surveys Document Racial Divide on Zimmerman Verdict Sharpton Plays Multiple Roles Almost Simultaneously Bennie Ivory Retiring After

Returning July 19 Association Wants Martin, Zimmerman Families in Orlando Intern Who Confirmed Fake Asian Names Reported Fired “We’re Now Losing TV Newsrooms at .

Optimism After Revised Guidelines From Justice Dept. Noted Thinkers Write About Race in Newspaper Series Station Airs Mock Asian Names of Pilots in Crash MSNBC