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Updated January 17 Need to “Bring Everybody We Can into the Conversation” Joyner Turns Back After Planning to Broadcast from Haiti Black, Latino Print Journalists

Miss. Governor Orders Scott Sisters Freed 1. Jobs Open Up on Internet 2. Right-Wing Assault on Mainstream Media 3. Renewed Determination at Johnson Publishing Co.

Updated January 4 Adrienne Washington Out; AME Carleton Bryant Stays Crash Kills Deborah Howell; Editor, Diversity Advocate Adrienne Washington Out; AME Carleton Bryant Stays The

Fox News commentator Tucker Carlson questioned “the idea that the president of the United States would be getting behind someone who murdered dogs.” (Video) Fox’s

False Comparisons “Frustrate” Media’s Intended Role Associated Press Lays Off Reporter Megan Scott Media Organizations Back Medill Innocence Project Sarah Palin Signs On as Commentator

Ex-CNN V.P., Wife “Thought Our Number Was Up” Cynthia Hudson to Head Hispanic Projects for CNN Americans of Color Firm on Need for Health Reform

A year in the quest for a news media that looks like America 1. Migration of News to the Internet 2. Inauguration of Barack Obama

Slow-Building National Media Campaign Bears Fruit Slow-Building National Media Campaign Bears Fruit A slowly building media campaign that pressed for the freedom of two black

Old-Fashioned Reporting Follows Buzz in Social Media Teena Marie on the cover of her 1983 album “Robbery,” her fifth album and first for Epic Records.

Ron Nixon Shares Computer-Assisted Skills in Africa   ¬† Columnist Dinah Eng, left, founder of the Asian American Journalists Association’s Executive Leadership Program, is honored¬†at

Tweets Drive News of Teena Marie Death (12/26) President Proclaims AAJA “Stronger Than Ever” Sports Journalism Program Becomes a Minor at Morehouse Obama, Hillary Clinton

Haiti Makes AP Editors’ Top 10, but Immigration Doesn’t Was Obama’s Year “Terrible, Horrible, No Good”? Top “Underreported Story”: Designs on the U.S. Dollar Do