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Congresswoman Adds Black Publisher to Witness List Michael Dyson, African American Broadcasters Split Tony Cox, who has worked with Tavis Smiley, Ed Gordon and Farai

Diversity, Future of Tabloid Among Staff Worries Press Corps Describes Thin-Skinned White House Website’s Mix-Up of Obama, Malcolm X Explained Seizure of Blogger’s Computers Could

Updated April 24 Some Irked by Shows on Black Relationships, Detroit "Dateline" "Relied Heavily on the Sensational," Detroit NABJ Chapter Says Ex-Sportswriter Settles With San

Updated April 22 Above-the-Fold Treatment for Civil Rights Icon Journalists Pray for Roy Hobbs, Arrested in Birmingham Photog Sparks Ethical Debate by Exhuming Child Wickham

Michael Days, Greg Moore See Staffers Win Honors Muted Response to ASNE Diversity Census Broadcasters More Pessimistic Than Print Counterparts Ombudsman Wants More Reporting on

N.Y. Times Lacked Advance Obit of 98-Year-Old Icon Journalists of Color Eligible for Entrepreneurial Money N.Y. Times Lacked Advance Obit of 98-Year-Old Icon Hamil R.

Time to "Focus on the Future," Paper’s Editor Says Newsday Editor¬†John Mancini, who announced in September that the Long Island, N.Y., newspaper would cut 45

L.A. TV Newswomen Flaunt Physical Attributes "’KTLA Morning News’ anchor¬†Sharon Tay’s¬†seductive gaze from the pages of a men’s magazine suggests that the headlines of the

Ex-Columnist Says ESPN Wanted Him on TV More Stephen A. Smith, the former Philadelphia Inquirer sports columnist who is now an NBA analyst and commentator

Investigation Promised Into Climate at CBS Station Past and present journalists of color at WFOR-TV, the CBS-owned station in Miami, have taken their complaints against

On Cable, Rural Channel Reported Closing Deal   Don Imus’¬†new employer says the New York talk-show hosts he is replacing were dumped because it was

NAACP Leader, 85, Was Advocate for Media Ownership NAACP Leader, 85, Was Advocate for Media Ownership The Rev. Benjamin L. Hooks, who in addition to