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Newark Revisits Upheaval That Left 26 Dead In March, Detroit Free Press columnist Rochelle Riley wrote that when a radio executive at an panel discussion...

Nick Charles Is Third Leader to Go Since March Less than four months after the general manager and publisher of the Web site AOL Black...

Johnson Publishing Teams with Annenberg School Johnson Publishing Co., publisher of Ebony and Jet magazines, has pledged $2.5 million to the University of Southern California’s...

Pulitzer Winner Was an NABJ Journalist of Year Harold Jackson, deputy editorial page editor of the Philadelphia Inquirer, will become editorial page editor, overseeing the...

Some Say Cleveland Paper Deepened the Pain An editorial cartoon in the Cleveland Plain Dealer intended to jab at the city’s mayor caused an uproar...

Since 9/11: More Opportunities, Often More Anger Even before Sept. 11, 2001, the Arab American News, the nation’s largest Arab American weekly, was writing about...

Investigation Promised Into Climate at CBS Station Past and present journalists of color at WFOR-TV, the CBS-owned station in Miami, have taken their complaints against...

Black Photog Gives Up Term in Light of Suspension A Chicago news cameraman who faces five days’ suspension without pay for using the “N” word...

Roster Shows Journalists of Color Overrepresented The Newspaper Guild of Greater Philadelphia late Thursday released a list of the 71 Guild members in the Philadelphia...

Former Publisher to Lead Journalism Division Dorothy Bland, who was one of only a handful of black women daily newspaper publishers when she resigned abruptly...

Little Diversity Among U.S. Media Covering Game Terence Moore, sports columnist for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, was among thousands of reporters at separate press conferences held...

81 Journalists, Media Staffers Killed in 2006 “Eighty-one journalists and media staffers were killed worldwide in 2006, making it the deadliest year for reporters in...