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Ghanaian Went Undercover to Expose Sex Trafficking On his first presidential trip to sub-Saharan Africa, President Obama Saturday boosted a Ghanaian investigative reporter who went

In May, Gannett closed the Tucson Citizen as a print publication. In Gannett’s latest cutbacks, publishers said they were determined to withstand the recession. Above,

Howard Manly, executive editor of the Bay State Banner, appears on NECN’s "News Day Live" for "Bay State Banner Moments," discussing news in Boston’s black

An editor told Darrin Bell, speaking of this strip, "I can’t let you do this." "It had all the urgency of an intervention," Bell wrote.

Updated July 8 Farewell Seeks to Counteract Jackson’s Media Image When the Rev. Al Sharpton peered out at Los Angeles’ Staples Center to Michael Jackson’s

and July 1, 2009 CEO Cites "Lack of Additional Financial Investments"; Quincy Jones Wants to Buy Back "My Magazine" Vibe magazine, the best-known and most

NAHJ Sees Membership Drop by 36 Percent "The National Association of Hispanic Journalists is facing a budget crisis after seeing its membership drop by 36

Credit: Tim Jackson Throngs in L.A.; Journalists Debate Role of New Media The death of "King of Pop" Michael Jackson took over Web sites and

Columnist, Editorial Writer Among Latest Out the Door; Guild Says Its Members Feel "Betrayed" by Company The Detroit Free Press completed another round of layoffs

    The Huffington Post’s Nico Pitney got a prime location in the White House Briefing Room on Tuesday and was the second reporter President

  David Rohde, a New York Times reporter captured last fall by the Taliban, interviewed residents of the Helmand region of Afghanistan in 2007. Rohde

Building Mortgaged; Firm Hit With Contractors’ Liens "Ebony owner Johnson Publishing Co. is under siege, battered by sharp drops in advertising and circulation amid the