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Updated July 21 Sotomayor Hearing Viewed as It Began: With Diversity Boston’s Bay State Banner to Accept Loan from City President Obama takes questions from

[video:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwfJK0-4hM8&feature=player_embedded] Bill Clinton Succeeds in "Private" Mission "North Korean leader Kim Jong-il has issued a special pardon to two detained US journalists, the country’s state

The January issue, which alternated covers, sold more than 450,000 copies. Inauguration Special Staves Off Industry-Wide Drop Essence was one of the few magazines to record

AP Accepts "African American," "Native American" Group’s Second Survey Awards "F" on Gender A report on the diversity at newspaper sports departments and sports Web

Pew Finds Half View the Last 10 Years Negatively Cable News, Reality Shows Not Seen as Positive Robert Gibbs Rescues U.S. Media in Copenhagen A

Sick Economy Kills “Illest Men’s Magazine Ever” ¬† The 1967 Winston-Salem State University men’s basketball team was part of ESPN’s "Black Magic" documentary, which won

Highest-Ranking Newsroom Leader With S. Asian Roots Sandra Mims Rowe, left, and Peter Bhatia of the Oregonian (Credit: Motoya Nakamura/The Oregonian) Highest-Ranking Newsroom Leader With

Black Editor Asks, "Why Are So Many . . . Ashamed?" Essence, Black Enterprise in Digital Magazine Era Tiger Woods Voted "Athlete of the Decade"

Karen Wynn Freeman Held the Job Three Years Third Reporter Files Suit Against New York Post Stephen A. Smith Won’t Be "As Loud" on Radio

Ikimilusa Livingston, Still on Staff, Describes Slurs "Last month, two separate former New York Post employees filed lawsuits against the paper alleging that it was

Stephen A. Smith Reportedly Starting Fox Radio Show 3 of Color Among N.Y. Times Journalists Taking Buyouts Juju Chang Picked for "Good Morning America" Spot