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Complaint Cites Story Choices, Pale Time Inc. Leadership A discrimination lawsuit filed by black journalist Tasha Robertson against her former employer, People magazine, is notable

People of Color Were Subjects, Creators of Excellence Survey of Latino Journalists Finds “Guarded Optimism” Conservative Group Paints Telemundo, Univision as Liberal Digital First Ends

By 3-2, Panel Takes Action Against Media Consolidation Diverse Startup Adds German Conglomerate as Backer New Magazine Funded by Black Conservatives, Not Paper Chavez Film

Author Says Papers Have Not Kept Up With Today’s Readers Curry Rated Most Liked Among Newscasters of Color Ebony Apologizes to RNC Staffer After Twitter

Returning March 26 To Please Critics, Sinclair Retreats on Pledge to Sell NABJ Leader “Concerned” About Media General-LIN Merger With 77% Approval, Blacks Are Biggest

Trustees Approve 11-Year Collaboration With J.C. Watts Cooke Reportedly in Line for “CBS Evening News” Producer Jackson, at Hewlett-Packard, Pushes for High-Tech Diversity Liggins Gives

“Clear Journalistic Advantage” in Writing About Justice  On Ukraine’s Fringe is Forgotten Figure — David Duke Obama Administration Censoring Files More Than Ever L.A. Earthquake

Returning March 14 Emil Wilbekin’s Exit Confirmed After Companywide Layoffs Aaron McGruder’s Latest, “Black Jesus,” Picked Up for TV How Civil Rights Movement Expanded Freedom

Journalism Wasn’t Producing Change Fast Enough Tamron Hall Named Co-Host for Third Hour of “Today” MSNBC Shuffles Chairs to Prepare for New Shows Is Don

Abbreviated column today Returning February 24 Ex-Baltimore Sun Writer Went Against the Grain Brian Williams Apologizes to Arsenio Hall Moroccan Editor Temporarily Free, Faces Terrorism

“It’s a Lot of Work . . . That Doesn’t Mean It Shouldn’t Try” Anchor Forced Off Air Wins DUI Case, but Can She Return?

Author Says Articles Helped Shape Modern Drug Policy In O’Reilly vs. Obama, Who Really Won? Super Bowl Highest Rated Show in U.S. Television History ABC