Richard Prince's Journal-isms™

NABJ Panel: For Now, Stay Out of Unity

Wednesday, June 20, 2012

Juan Gonzalez, an originator of coalition idea, agrees; Gonzalez on Unity: "Sometimes it is best to part"; hotel computer glitch makes for long check-in wait; Biden outlines campaign focus on middle class; Unity offers discount to those recently laid off; Asians pass Latinos as largest group of new immigrants; firefighters protest "racist" cartoon on newspaper layoffs (6/20/12)

 

Did Rodney King's Beating Lead to Riot?

Monday, June 18, 2012

Shorthand misses scope of anger unleashed in '92; TV reporter assaulted covering immigration raid; "you cover a lot of crime and a lot of weird people"; for reporter's book on first lady's ancestry; new black networks push back launch dates; Knight News Challenge awards $1.37 million; Alabama Public Television in row over religious videos; black men get good press for Father's Day (6/18/12)

 

Wrong Kind of Shout-Out to Obama

Friday, June 15, 2012

Even Fox News calls reporter's breach disrespectful; a year after disclosure, Vargas makes Time cover; NAHJ hopefuls pledge to forgo personal attacks; shallow coverage of Asian Americans is "stunning"; N.Y. Times videos bring diversity to online op-eds; primer on "marrying politics and the economy"; Marco Rubio makes peace with Univision; media critic names 5 TV dads he learned from (6/15/12)

 

Alabama Cuts Hit Hard at Diversity

Wednesday, June 13, 2012







600 jobs lost at Times-Picayune, 3 other papers; buyouts prompting "the next wave of journalism"; Mark S. Luckie leaves Washington Post for Twitter; correspondents of color trending at ABC News; Brazilian journalist held for six days in Syria; Wall St. Journal writer out after affair with source; Newsweek spiked cover of Obama as Trayvon Martin; journalists say the darndest things; Anzio Williams resigns — Tod Smith moves back home (6/13/12)

 

Googling the Racism Toward Obama

Monday, June 11, 2012

Theory holds bias could cost president key states; Biden to speak next week at NABJ convention; Robin Roberts to have bone marrow transplant; rap about shootings becomes op-ed piece; "talent is out there" among investigative reporters of color; NAHJ's non-journalist lifetime members losing vote; Journal-isms marks 10th year as online column; "Lori" Rodriguez, Houston columnist, dies at 62 (6/11/12)

 

Black Network Plans 5 Hours of News

Friday, June 8, 2012

Soul of the South releases promotional video; U.S. prosecutors to investigate "leaks" to N.Y. Times; "a disappearing daily ritual for many"; online diversity issues mirror those in legacy media; op-ed print editors can counter poor Web editing; N.Y. Daily News confuses Cuban flag for Puerto Rico's; Celtics-Heat Game 6 gives ESPN a ratings spike; now they're heading for internships (6/8/12)

 

Cable Stays Partisan in Recall Coverage

Wednesday, June 6, 2012

teaserFox roots for Wisconsin governor — MSNBC for unions; Cleveland anchor Leon Bibb out of 6 p.m. chair; little outrage at prospect of Birmingham cutbacks; black churches demonstrate to keep pastors on cable; Roland Martin on CNN suspension, personal brands; "60 Minutes" has difficulty finding correspondents; Romney scuttled affirmative action policies in Mass.; whites wrote 90% of books reviewed in N.Y. Times; reunited after nearly 30 years (6/6/12)

 

NAHJ Hopefuls Get Personal

Monday, June 4, 2012

Hugo Balta, left, and Russell Contreras Would-be candidates question motivations; New Orleans leaders oppose Times-Picayune cutback; series finds racial disparity on "Stand Your Ground"; Obama bashed in weekend news media; bachelor takes over "meet market" for New York Post; black journalists urged to try Middle East, Far East; what happened to socially conscious black athletes?; black scribes changed narrative of black athletes (6/4/12)

 

Fire Official Out After Dissing Reporter

Friday, June 1, 2012

Mayor "unappoints" deputy who slapped away a mic; ESPN backs Hugo Balta's race for NAHJ president; Clinkscales to launch "digital sports platform"; Ed Gordon debuts radio show in Detroit, D.C.; Native press wants answers from Elizabeth Warren; Denver Post rejects criticism of online birther poll; producer of anti-Obama video loses job offer at CNN; S. African paper yields, pulls controversial image (6/1/12)

 

Times-Picayune Plans Point to Digital Divide

Wednesday, May 30, 2012

teaserIn New Orleans, broadband goes to whites, affluent; grad student from Syria killed filming in homeland; actor's biopic will join canon of bizarre racial tales; Thomas-Lester, El-Bashir leaving Washington Post; Philly news director out after 26 years at NBC; Blitzer calls Trump "ridiculous" on birther claim; Fox airs anti-Obama video resembling "propaganda" (5/30/12)

 
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