Rocky Times for NABJ
After Deficit, New Director Gets Stabilizing Task The National Association of Black Journalists announced the appointment of a new executive director last night as its...
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Hampton Journalism School Flunks on 2 of 9
Site Team Recommends Provisional Accreditation An accrediting team has recommended two-year provisional accreditation for Hampton University’s Scripps Howard School of Journalism and Communications, citing a...
Journalists Lining Up for March
786 Apply to Cover “Millions More Movement” More than 700 requests for press credentials are being processed for coverage of Saturday’s Millions More Movement, the...
$15 Million Sought to Start Black Paper
Publishers Aim for 18- to 29-Year-Olds An alliance of black publishers has hired a New York investment-banking firm to raise $15 million to start a...
A Slight Course Correction
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...
Karla Harshaw Becomes ASNE President
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...
TV One Launches, With Adding Markets a Challenge
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...
Black TV Viewing Up; So Is Prime-Time Diversity
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...