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Clinton Seen as “Doomed”; McCain Story Drops The headline on the “Political Bulletin” column on the U.S. News & World Report Web site Wednesday was,

A year in the quest for a news media that looks like America       1. Devastation, Recession – Yet Larger Audiences When the Associated

John McCormick/Chicago Tribune Jen Psaki, Sen. Barack Obama’s traveling press secretary, is surrounded in February by reporters amid a debate over ground rules on the

Barack Obama campaigned Saturday in Bloomington, Ind. (credit: barackobama.com) N.Y. Times Finds Issue “Timely and Important” After exit polls from Tuesday’s Pennsylvania Democratic primary showed

credit: New York Times Piece on “Well-Meaning” Term Strikes Chord Lynette Clemetson, the writer, says, “I have received more mail than I ever have on

Tom Johnson, center with glasses and camera, and members of the 173rd Airbone unit. Johnson was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize for his series on

Former President Lived With HIV for 20 Years Thomas Morgan III, a reporter and editor at the New York Times, Washington Post and Miami Herald

Black Reporter Saw “Raceless Society” in Iraq The Washington Post’s Theola Labbé, just back from a three-month stint as the only African American print reporter

Viewer: “Like Watching Home Shopping Network” CBS-TV and ABC-TV defended their networks’ pieces on Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas amid criticism that “60 Minutes” and

Rodgers Wants Cathy Hughes for Role at Network Veteran broadcaster Johnathan A. Rodgers, named today as president and CEO of the new Radio One-Comcast cable

Sam Logan Dies, Michigan Chronicle Publisher 1. Oprah Winfrey’s OWN, a Blow for Entrepreneurship? 2. NABJ Leaves Unity: Journalists of Color, Inc. 3. More Mainstream

Updated March 19 San Diego Paper Bucks Dismal Trend, Finds a Buyer The April issue of GQ is available in New York and Los Angeles