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Technological Innovations, but Few Diversity Surprises The coverage of Election Night — the culmination of a two-year campaign marathon — will be marked in the

C-SPAN provided video of the entire debate. Focus Groups, Pundits, Internet Used to Weigh Debate The news media took to what was anticipated to be

Reaction to Illustration "Stunning in Its Ferocity" A "visual op-ed" in the Cleveland Plain Dealer was "a thoughtful, fascinating piece of work by one of

Uncommitteds Side With Democrat on Economy Pundits and instant polls called Tuesday night’s presidential debate in Nashville, Tenn., for Sen. Barack Obama. CBS said: "Thirty-nine

If Nothing Else, Black Conservatives Exemplify Political Diversity The black conservative columnist Thomas Sowell on Monday dropped a four-column series excoriating Sen. Barack Obama, giving

Editor Says New Staff Trims "as Bad as You Say It Is" The two journalists of color on the Chicago Sun-Times editorial board were laid

Lack of Outreach Said to Limit Journalists of Color For her Tuesday business-section column, Tannette Johnson-Elie of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel told small business owners

Most Journalists of Color Are Heading Out the Door The Star-Ledger of Newark, N.J., is losing about 40 percent of its newsroom staff to buyouts,

Figures Contrast With Adverse Conditions at Newspapers While the newspaper industry downsizes due to reductions in advertising and an adverse economic climate, the local broadcasting

[video:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gMTnvsSX_Kw] Indian political activists say Native American vote could be crucial in several states. Indians Feel Lack of Press-Pool Diversity "Not a single known Native

Photographer Among 5 of Color Laid Off at Dallas Paper The Dallas Morning News gave pink slips to at least five journalists of color on

Robin Holland/PBS Bill Moyers, left, is comparing the reaction to comments by white preachers to those of the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, right, saying, "It is