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Newsrooms Becoming "Niche Operations"

asmith — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 20:06:47 -0700

Pew Study Warns Opinion Can't Replace Reporting

Growing Numbers Think Health Care Reform Will Pass

Latinos, Blacks, Get Less than 2% of Stimulus

70% Say Federal Government Is Still Secretive

BET's Debra Lee Convenes Women to Discuss Images

Shannon Buggs Leaves Houston Chronicle

Fast Food Helps Rescue Black, Spanish Media

asmith — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 19:08:15 -0800

Pain Eased by Ads from McDonald's, Auto Companies

Smiley Denies He's in "Ego Contest" Over Obama

600 at Honolulu Advertiser Given Layoff Notices

Univision Realigns, Names a President of News

Black Inmates Make Guest Appearance in News Story

Bay State Banner Ready to Offer Plan to Investors

CNN Reporter Watches Mob Beat Journalist

asmith — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 19:29:11 -0800

Covering Armed Nigerians, Observer Feels Powerless

NPR Piece on Marine Clashes With Navajo Taboos

Philly's Cesar Aldama Named News Director in Miami

Dan Rather Explains "Watermelon" Remark

Virginia Paper Moving Copy Editing to Chicago

Reported-On Reporters "Working in a Hall of Mirrors"

Ed Gordon Returning to BET

princeeditor — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 11:36:38 -0800

"Serious Issues Will Be Covered and Covered Well"

A Sometime Journalist Pulls a "Kanye Moment"

8 Mexican Journalists Abducted; One Beaten to Death

Fleeing Devastation, Haitian Journalists Settle in U.S.

Are Health Care Pollsters Asking the Right Question?

Foreign Journalists in Iran Say It's Worth the Risk

Ebony Extends Hiatus for Fashion Fair

princeeditor — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 15:30:34 -0800

Updated March 7

Spring Show Canceled, Death of Eunice Johnson Cited

Jet Spends Weekend With Oscar Nominee Mo'Nique

Unity Survey Unscientific, Creator Concedes

Cartoon Has Paterson's Seeing Eye Dog Resigning

ImpreMedia Says It Beat CNN With Webcam From Chile

Ojibwe Tribal Watchdog Bill Lawrence Dies at 70

Sleeping in Cars While Covering Chile Quake

asmith — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 19:12:04 -0800

Getting to the Story Presents Its Own Obstacles

Globe Sports Department Becomes One of Most Diverse

Century-Old Japanese-American Paper Bleeding Red Ink

Italian Vogue Creates 3 Sites Featuring Blacks

2nd Olympics Week Even Less Popular With Blacks

NBC and Comcast Woo African Americans, Hispanics

Scared, Shaken in Chilean Earthquake

asmith — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 19:07:19 -0800

Ex-CNN V.P., Wife "Thought Our Number Was Up"

Cynthia Hudson to Head Hispanic Projects for CNN

Americans of Color Firm on Need for Health Reform

AAJA Chapter Gives $25,000 to Its National Organization

Black Pulitzer Winners See Media Lists as "Cliquish"

Editors Didn't Know Where Paterson Story Would Lead

"Meet the Press" Pledges More Diversity

joaquin — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 10:03:39 -0800

NBC, Comcast Scolded in Capitol Hill Hearing

N.Y. Gov. Paterson Says He Won't Run for Election

Honolulu Star-Bulletin Buys Rival, the Advertiser

Sports Editor Leon Carter Leaving N.Y. News for ESPN

Blacks Not Feeling Olympics, Latinos Savor Choices

Ga. Editor Ben Holden Named to Academic Post

College, Paper Partner to Report on Liberty City

61% of Blacks Say Families Gave for Haiti

asmith — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 20:16:25 -0800

Americans' Interest in Quake Aftermath Remains High

ABC News to Implement Sharp Cutbacks

3 of Color Among 27 Let Go in Oregonian Newsroom

From Journalist to Cleaning Houses, and Still Optimistic

Chauncey Bailey Project Wins Award for Courage

Smiley, Sharpton Spar Over Obama on Radio

Is "Chris Rock Voice" Racial Stereotyping?

Magic Johnson, Ebony Talks Off

princeeditor — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 18:27:23 -0800

"Unable to Reach a Definitive Agreement"

Tony Cox Show Hurting; Dyson Plans Return

Woods Has Long Love-Hate Relationship With Press

Handful of Journalists of Color at Vancouver Olympics

Miami Herald Is Right to Tilt Pro-Gay, Ombudsman Says

N.Y. Times, NYU Plan Web Site For East Village

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