Richard Prince's Journal-isms™ 2011

Detroit newsman worked with paper nearly four decades; D.C. service for Ofield Dukes moved to Jan. 13 (12/28/11)

Managing editor title comes with move to local station; ASNE adds "multiracial" category to diversity survey; Al Jazeera English wins first DuPont-Columbia award; T.J. Holmes sees job as pushing BET on news; editor resigns over use of N-word to describe Rihanna; N. Korean leader was "great teacher of journalists"; Ethiopian court convicts Swedish journalists of terrorism; columnist's got a brand new bag (12/21/11)

Steven Gray of Washington bureau announces his exit; Reuters expands journalism trainee program; NBC News to launch website targeting Latinos; Facebook followers turn on anchor over puppy auction; recalling when Christopher Hitchens debated Al Sharpton; N.Y. Times style book closer to ruling out "illegals"; a columnist's gift to readers; Fla. group bullied Lowe's into "Islamophobic hate"; most say country not divided into “haves,” “have-nots”; Wynton Marsalis joins CBS News as cultural correspondent (12/16/11)

Isabel Wilkerson cites "miscommunication," will take leave; Davan Maharaj named editor of Los Angeles Times; Geraldo Rivera to host his first daily radio show; Saturday's GOP debate was most watched this season; D.C. buzzes with social events as holidays approach; hazed himself, columnist decries "conspiracy of silence"; Jose Antonio Vargas escorted out of Mitt Romney rally; Sharpton parodied on SNL — money problems denied; "Slavery by Another Name" in PBS black history lineup; Perry Bacon Jr. leaving Washington Post for theGrio, MSNBC (12/12/11 and 12/13/11)