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Some Tie “Ghoulish” Photo Choices to Race Depending on the source, the news media are showing admirable restraint in their images of tsunami victims or

CNN’s Sara Sidner Out Front on Downfall of Gaddafi Inner City Media, Radio Pioneer, Files Bankruptcy Petition MadameNoire, NewsOne Gain; BlackVoices, BlackPlanet Lose Long-Awaited King

Derek Ali, 47, Was Working as Disc Jockey Derek Ali, a reporter at Ohio’s Dayton Daily News and a past president of the Dayton Association

Editor Asks, How Many Reporters Can Claim That? The guest book on the Dayton Daily News Web site went from 14 pages to 24 —

Changes Mind, Baltimore Businessman New Owner After winning the bidding for Heart & Soul, the black women’s health and fitness magazine auctioned off as part

Chicago’s Journalist-Activist Lu Palmer Was 82 In the latest in a string of passings of activist black journalists, Chicago’s Lu Palmer, who once declared, “I

Gift Goes Toward Media Studies at Black College “Texas Southern University received one of its largest donations ever from an individual Monday when Tavis Smiley,

NAHJ Awards Go to Stories on Immigration, Iraq “We’re hearing a lot of sad, sad stories,” reporter Mandelit del Barco of National Public Radio said

Another Quits to Pursue Religious Studies Marlene L. Johnson, an assistant metro editor at the Washington Times, is retiring from the paper next week to

Grown-Up “Crack Babies” Belie Media Predictions of ’80s “Crack hit the streets in 1984, and by 1987 the press had run more than 1,000 stories

Newspaper Co. Has 18.6% Journalists of Color The Gannett Co., announcing the results of its annual “All-American Review,” told its member papers that 36 newspaper

Embattled Student Outlet Lacks Editorial Adviser The student newspaper at Hampton University, which won national attention last year when the administration confiscated an issue, failed