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Blacks, Hispanics and Asians share negative stereotypes of each other, a New America Media study sys, but believe that race relations will improve. (Credit: Los

1) Story Moves Candidate to Provide More Access Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., has become more accessible to the traveling press corps since Washington Post reporter

Some Outlets Discourage Term as Stereotypical The use of the word “tribe” to describe groups of people in Africa is being discouraged at some major

In Poll, Career Success Trumps Having Children, Romance Diversity Took a Step Backward Under AP’s Tom Curley News Corp., Colombian Broadcaster Plan Spanish Channel “Red Tails”

Column originally posted Aug. 11, 2005 Is There a Next Page for ‘Ebony’? (Richard Prince, theRoot.com) (Oct. 5, 2009) Ebony Jr. and Black World, formerly

Alex Kellogg, Wall St. Journal Alum, Leaves After 14 Months Columnist Offers Free Copies of “The New Jim Crow” Metro Editor Gaskins Laid Off at

Others Covering Meeting Ignored Food-Stamp Comment NABJ’s Thumbs Down Goes to Cable Networks After All Traynham Joins MSNBC as “Contributor” on Politics Johnson Publishing Locates

Ilyasah Shabazz Irked by Questions About Marable Book Four Black Editors to Leave ESPN: The Magazine Two Photojournalists Killed in Libya Clashes . . .

“I Do Care, That’s Right. . . . Why Don’t You Care?” Carroll Out, Demby Rises at HuffPost BlackVoices Second Chicago Defender Editor Gets Pink

Producer Bernard Seabrooks, First Hired in ’55, Retires AP Stories Prompt Muslims to Boycott Bloomberg Breakfast Intern’s Apparent Suicide Leaves Paper in a Quandary Sun-Times

Recently Troubled Ebony Increases Ad Dollars, Revenue Ron Paul Thankful He Didn’t Get Union Leader Endorsement Buchanan Blames Gays, Van Jones for MSNBC Absence Michelle

Mizell Stewart, shown in the Akron Beacon Journal newsoom with  Mark Turner, executive news editor, says he wants to be a publisher some day. (Credit: