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“Gross Misconduct” Charged After Office Affair Two producers and a reporter at KNBC-TV, the NBC Universal owned-and-operated station in Los Angeles, were fired last week

Journalist Published “Morris Memo” Newsletter Carl Morris, who helped build the National Association of Black Journalists as an early, longtime executive director, a founder of

Veteran Broadcaster, 71, Opened Howard U School Tony Brown, the longtime host of television’s “Tony Brown’s Journal” who was the founding dean of Howard University’s

Originally published June 2004 “Arguably, the Best Sports Commentary on the Web” Ralph Wiley, author, columnist and former senior writer for Sports Illustrated, died Sunday

Originally published June 9, 2004 Darts Pierce Reagan Puff Pieces Four days after Ronald Reagan died, the news media have begun to temper the orgy

With D-Day Anniversary, a Chance to Tell Full Story “The role of blacks on D-Day isn’t well-known,” Lance Gay writes for Scripps Howard News Service.

Karla Harshaw Becomes ASNE President Karla Garrett Harshaw, editor of Ohio’s Springfield News-Sun and senior editor for Cox Community Newspapers, has become the first woman

Published  Jan. 18, 2004 TV One Launches, With Adding Markets a Challenge TV One, the Comcast-Radio One cable venture targeting African Americans, went live as

Blair Defiant in First Full-Scale Interview Disgraced former New York Times reporter Jayson Blair gave his first full-scale interview to the New York Observer, appearing

Black TV Viewing Up; So Is Prime-Time Diversity Blacks continue to watch more TV than any other demographic group, an average of 76.8 hours a

Hampton J-School Dedicated — No “Muckraking?” The Scripps Howard Foundation and Hampton University today opened the Scripps Howard School of Journalism and Communications on Hampton’s