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A Frustrated Editor Leaves Ebony Look for Gains in 2010, Says RTNDA Survey Director “Jobs in local television news dropped by 4.3 percent and salaries

Fox Journalists’ “Life or Death Struggle” in Cairo African Americans See Egyptians’ Racial Issues Reagan’s 100th Birthday Leaves Some Cold Super Bowl’s 111 Million Viewers

Broadcast News Execs Explain Strategy Going Forward . . . 101 Direct Attacks on Journalists, News Facilities . . . Was It Worth Sending High-Profile

Writers Rush to Fill in Blanks on Nation’s History 70% Say They Are Talking About Haiti With Friends Ebony-Jet Photog Dudley Brooks Blogs From Haiti

March Issue Features All-White Bevy of Starlets C-Span Radio Turns Down TV One’s “Washington Watch” Candy Crowley to Anchor CNN’s “State of the Union” Obama

Cooper, Amanpour Among Journalists Attacked by Loyalists Neal Scarbrough a Casualty of Comcast Takeover People en Español Garners Notable Following on Twitter Murdoch, Apple Introduce

Farai Chideya to Leave “News & Notes” Early Lyne Pitts Steps Down as NBC News Vice President “Salivating at the Thought of Getting a Journalist”

Returning Aug. 8, barring breaking news New D.C. Chief to Advocate for Those Who “Really Excel” Mark Whitaker, the newly appointed NBC News Washington bureau

Colleague Says Former Newsweek Editor Disappointed C-SPAN to Broadcast “Black Agenda” Conference ASNE Asks Web Sites to Join Diversity Census Richmond’s Glenn Proctor Reports to

Sudan, Yemen Join Egypt and Tunisia, Group Says African American Voices Diminished in Egyptian Crisis Don’t Expect Cuba to Be Next, Miami Columnist Says 2

Commentator to Host Two Local Radio Shows, Write for Web Commentator to Host Two Local Radio Shows, Write for Web “Stephen A. Smith is returning

“We Accomplished Our Mission for 2010,” Treasurer Says “We Accomplished Our Mission for 2010,” Treasurer Says The National Association of Black Journalists has turned a