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Consolidation Debate Heads for High Court “The Tribune Co. and three television networks plan to appeal to the Supreme Court a ruling that blocked media...

Latino Jockey’s Case Against Herald to Proceed The legal fees resulting from a 2003 blunder by the Miami Herald, caused partly by an Anglo reporter’s...

Women of Color Missing From Op-Ed Debate “Surely you’ve noticed, I certainly have, that in our cultural lexicon, all the ‘women’ are white, and women...

Diversity, Attention to Critics Found Lacking The Rev. Rosemary Bray McNatt, a former editor at the New York Times Book Review, left the Catholic Church...

Lou Gehrig’s Disease Claims Pulitzer Winner Norman Lockman, a Pulitzer-Prize winning journalist who worked at the Boston Globe and the Wilmington News Journal in Delaware,...

Reporters Prepared for Worst in School Visits Splashed across the front page of the Cleveland Plain Dealer last week was “A Day in Cleveland’s Schools,”...

Diana Griego Erwin Accused of Fabrication “A member of a Pulitzer Prize winning team resigned from The Sacramento Bee amid an investigation into whether she...

Some Bashers Said to Miss the Point As Newsweek magazine is pummeled by “liberal media” bashers, the Bush administration and journalism critics for its Periscope...

Standards Raised for Use of Anonymous Sources Newsweek magazine’s chairman and editor-in-chief, Richard M. Smith, told readers today that the magazine is tightening up on...

Editors Explain Why Bigotry Makes the Paper When a letter writer to the Courier-Journal in Louisville, Ky., called columnist Betty Bayé a “porch monkey,” Bayé...

The Few Commentators of Color Give It to Kerry The handful of commentators of color who appeared in the news media after Thursday night’s presidential...

2,000 Attend Event Sponsored by Black Journalists It all started back in May, when Milwaukee Journal Sentinel columnist Eugene Kane criticized the comments that Bill...