"Ham-handed," "credible," "a fraud"; The Daily, made-for-iPad, recalled for diversity; N.Y. Times, Cleveland Plain Dealer face cutbacks; program director resigns at D.C.'s WPFW; progressive media weigh stance toward Obama; Punch TV to add 16 low-power stations next week; Asian, Latino groups rank NBC highest on diversity; why haven't more liberals defended "Lincoln"? (12/3/12)
More than 6,000 applications awaiting approval; "godfather of low-power radio" does it illegally; high court ruling means cops can be videotaped; new CNN chief won't discuss prime-time diversity; D.C. station manager sorry for handling of shakeup; player's tattoos become racial, generational issue; more blacks, Hispanics use phones to access Twitter (11/30/12)
Pair buys back magazine from Magic Johnson firm; media consolidation hits people of color, groups say; FAMU's Knight Chair heading to Asia after 20 years; D.C. Pacifica station upends programming, staff; . . . callers denounce station, charging betrayal; CNN wins black, Hispanic, Asian cable vote; diversity scarce in "post-industrial journalism"; Ebony's reality-star cover stirs backlash; AP vetoes "homophobia" and "ethnic cleansing". (11/29/12)
Move, planned for spring, expected to boost diversity; George Curry, editor step down at Heart & Soul; "Lincoln" movie praised, gave Abe too much credit; monochromatic list of "breakout" political writers; local TV pay not keeping up with inflation; Hollywood cover should be beyond the pale; female war reporters have advantage with Muslims; more blacks, Latinos spend holiday with co-workers (11/26/12).
"Fear, terror, helplessness" on journalists' visit; Israel denied journalist status to Hamas cameramen; indignation drives press-freedom honorees; Rihanna apologizes to press for "Plane-a-Geddon"; how MSNBC's style differs from that of Fox News sports columnist Burwell moves to multimedia role; Chicago dailies glad for vote to fill Jackson seat; a Native American's take on Thanksgiving (11/23/12)
Members to vote on restoring longtime name; why people of color own so few broadcast outlets; Israeli strikes kill 3 journalists in Gaza; radio host suspended after racist Obama post; NPR's Norris on leave for her "Race Card Project"; Wanda Lloyd stepping down as editor in Montgomery; T.J. Holmes breaks pledge not to use N-word; "showbiz journalism even more shallow than I thought"; Thanksgiving brings out the joy and pain (11/21/12)
Pollster was off, agrees to re-evaluate methods; Fox, MSNBC became more extreme as vote neared; Latino vote seen doubling in a generation; Latino media take lead on immigration reform; Israeli strike injures nine journalists in Gaza; columnists join in attacks on Susan Rice; another all-white list trom Mediaite; graduates of Roger Ailes Apprenticeship Program (11/19/12)
Danielle Cade, Jermaine Spradley named to top roles; gays, lesbians latest to be credited for Obama's win; Spanish-language journalists won't heed AP on "illegal"; Univision wants stories for immigrant archive; Hostess Twinkies were a ticket to assimilation; Rep. Bobby Rush asks Chicago Public TV about diversity; Geneva Overholser to step down at USC Annenberg; Deion Sanders calls reporter "African American killer"; two "visual storytellers" named at Marie Claire (11/16/12)
African Americans own just 10 of 1,348 TV stations; Boston Globe's Baron to lead Washington Post; Romney says Obama bestowed "gifts" to his base; Trymaine Lee leaves Huffington Post for MSNBC; Rick Sanchez to join new MundoFox network; U.S. Africa Command creates news websites in propaganda effort; Holmes show not headed for cancellation, BET says; Burt-Murray resurfaces with site for young women; Marion Barry tweaks alternative paper on diversity (11/14/12)
Program to air weekly as ratings disappoint; election causes sharp rift in conservative media; map charts where America's racist tweets originate; Obama's win should be seen as "profound watershed"; AP introduces Spanish-language stylebook; from the editor: free coffee and a redesigned paper; four tips for talking about race; FCC gets resistance on further media consolidation; Johnson Publishing to sell archival photos to public; story reports on 3,000 homeless female veterans (11/12/12)
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