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Even at 48, "Not as Unusual as You Might Think"; Memorial Service Now Planned for January Mark Griffith, the longtime journalist for CBS News who

Institute Co-Founder Was Partner in Leading Oakland Trib Nancy Hicks Maynard, a co-founder of the Maynard Institute for Journalism Education, former co-publisher of the Oakland

For History, Only a Hold-in-Your-Hand Keepsake Will Do Even some journalists couldn’t get copies of newspapers Wednesday as millions of people snapped up as keepsakes

Mark Griffith of CBS News, NABJ Found Dead   Some Say Media Have Been Too Quick to Laugh It Off The first question for media

[video:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jRhN5Et9QQ] Spokesman Grilled on VP Pick’s Qualifications The John McCain campaign canceled an interview with the Republican presidential candidate scheduled for Tuesday on CNN’s "Larry

Ranks of Prominent Chicago Journalists of Color Shrink So Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich is accused of selling President-elect¬†Barack Obama’s seat in the U.S. Senate to

New Jersey’s Bergen Record Ousts Lawrence Aaron The Record, a suburban New York newspaper in Bergen County, N.J., whose publisher believes readers perceive it as

Updated December 11 NPR Layoffs Include Trainer of Its "Next Generation," Network Says Program Will End but Not Internships National Public Radio is canceling "News &

Rumors Swirl About NPR’s Black-Oriented Show The staff of "News & Notes," the show that started life on National Public Radio as "The Tavis Smiley

NBC Universal, Viacom, Gannett Give Out Pink Slips Pink slips mounted on Thursday and Friday as Viacom Inc. and NBC Universal slashed about 1,350 positions

TV One, BET Ramp Up; Few Advances at Other Networks The expected historic nomination of Barack Obama for president has led two networks geared toward

Reporters ask President-Elect Barack Obama to explain how Sen. Hillary Clinton, his Democratic primary rival, came to be considered for secretary of state. 6 Ask