Anchor leaving morning show, will make documentaries (2/21/13); judge tells journalist what not to write; Ken Moritsugu wins AAJA election from Bangkok; Dorothy Bland leaving FAMU for Texas deanship; Obama said to use new tricks to shape coverage; Robin Roberts returns to "Good Morning America"; New York officials lose bid for "Central Park Five" outtakes; new editor of T Magazine regrets lack of diversity; Kevin Merida's focus wasn't initially on history (2/20/13)
Ruling conflicts with First Amendment, lawyer says; Ken Moritsugu wins AAJA election from Bangkok; Dorothy Bland leaving FAMU for Texas deanship; Obama said to use new tricks to shape coverage; Robin Roberts returns to "Good Morning America"; New York officials lose bid for "Central Park Five" outtakes; new editor of T Magazine regrets lack of diversity; Kevin Merida's focus wasn't initially on history (2/20/13)
"He said-he said" over allegations of racist rant; N.Y. Times' David Barboza among Polk Award winners; report on press freedom makes depressing reading; new "digital divide" is about executive jobs, capital; "Redskins" label recalls times of atrocities, genocide; human stories called best way to report fun violence; writers note influence of more European-looking Beyoncé; Yvette Cabrera joins investigative startup (2/18/13)
Teens skeptical president can change gang mindset; black journalists pleased with White House meeting; Maine paper drops request for gun permit records; commentators struggle to explain admiration for Dorner; swimsuit issue criticized for use of exotic human "props"; gay journalists challenge AP style on "couples"; Pew study confirms blacks lead in Twitter use; a plan to boost minority ownership of TV stations (2/15/13)
Univision, Telemundo won't bump popular dramas; Christopher Dorner manhunt echoed Hollywood crime tale; Time Inc., publisher of Essence, People magazines, for sale; will church seek new pope outside of Europe?; "Lincoln" movie to be shown in middle, high schools; "lower-income Americans are shut out of journalism"; respecting and disrespecting black history; one columnist who doesn't look good in blue (2/13/13)
New Republic story prompts critics to turn the tables; HuffPost's Derek Murphy named G.M. at USA Today; fourth editor departing Essence magazine; Crazy Horse Workshop not being offered this year; . . . Mary Kay Blake retiring from Freedom Forum; Tim Giago ending column of more than 30 years; Obama could be least newspaper-friendly president in a generation; ABC, Univision name new joint cable network "Fusion"; Venezuela gives Cubans alternative to state-run TV (2/12/13)
Ex-N.Y. Times writer showcased black women's diversity; Freedom Forum Diversity Unit pulls 3 programs from website; 3 who slimmed down say Christie should listen up; Whitlock knocks Associated Press Sports Editors as biased; where were media on drones in Obama's first term?; more oppose Redskins name after D.C. symposium; plenty of reasons to mention L.A. suspect's race; end of Saturday mail could push magazines to online only (2/8/13)
Keith Clinkscales praises "strong voice at ESPN"; poll: Blacks trust Fox far less than other groups; Shirley Carswell leaving Washington Post after 25 years; U.S. black journalists join global news operation; Rep. Cardiss Collins, media diversity advocate, dies at 81; two-thirds don't pursue "pathway to citizenship"; blacks have used firearms for defense, survival; how diverse is your coverage of business, finance? (2/6/13)
Maynard grad is first black journalist to assume the title; Post's first black reporter says it "damn near killed" him; Super Bowl drew huge audience, but not a record; as candidate, Geraldo would have to quit Fox; misreading guns and the civil rights movement; Ballentine's lawyers say he may win hollow victory; Spanish-language paper sees pols' "canny politicking" (2/4/13)
Antoine Sanfuentes gains increased responsibilities; CNN denies exec called morning viewers "too ethnic"; Ed Koch was lightning rod for 2 black journalists; syndicate backs off column on Vietnamese food choices; John-Hall, Philly columnist six years, takes buyout; maybe AP could use a "Rooney Rule" for itself; journalists help Hmong weather Minnesota storms; network confirms canceling Warren Ballentine (2/1/13)
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