Missing: Minorities in Media
In the wake of racial upheaval, the 1968 "Riot Report" concluded the media had to improve its coverage of Black America. Has it?
Arab Women in Sports Journalism meet
The women in sports and the women that chronicle their exploits were again brought into focus during the annual 4th Arab Women Sports Journalists Meeting here.
Ethnic Media Cover Super Tuesday
Editor's Note: Super-duper Tuesday is being followed with great interest by ethnic media across the nation. This is a sampling of what the primaries look like on the front pages and websites of ethnic media.
In the wake of racial upheaval, the 1968 "Riot Report" concluded the media had to improve its coverage of Black America. Has it?
The women in sports and the women that chronicle their exploits were again brought into focus during the annual 4th Arab Women Sports Journalists Meeting here.
Editor's Note: Super-duper Tuesday is being followed with great interest by ethnic media across the nation. This is a sampling of what the primaries look like on the front pages and websites of ethnic media.
Broadcast Education Association Job Bank
College Media Advisers Job Bank
News as American as America
News as American as America is the first in a four-part series on journalism and coverage of a changing America. Sharon Reed, Cleveland news anchor, bares all
Connie Schultz, Plain Dealer Columnist "When I finally watched Sharon Reed's naked ploy for ratings last week on WOIO Channel 19, my own reaction surprised me." Tavis Smiley Leaves NPR
The host of National Public Radio's three-year-old Tavis Smiley Show said last week that he will be quitting on Dec. 16, criticizing NPR for not doing enough to reach minority listeners.
College Media Advisers Job Bank
News as American as America
News as American as America is the first in a four-part series on journalism and coverage of a changing America. Sharon Reed, Cleveland news anchor, bares all
Connie Schultz, Plain Dealer Columnist "When I finally watched Sharon Reed's naked ploy for ratings last week on WOIO Channel 19, my own reaction surprised me." Tavis Smiley Leaves NPR
The host of National Public Radio's three-year-old Tavis Smiley Show said last week that he will be quitting on Dec. 16, criticizing NPR for not doing enough to reach minority listeners.
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ASNE Suspends Student Newspaper ProjectAfter 20 years, the American Society of Newspaper Editors will be suspending its student newspaper program due to the current status of the print industry.
Aug 28, 2008 in NEWS comments (0)
Conferences, Seminars Focus on Management, Entrepreneurship and Specialized Journalism
Jul 14, 2008 in NEWS comments (0)
Hispanic radio that relies upon local advertising are losing revenue due to businesses closures. Founder of Radio fiesta, Carlos Aragon remains optimistic as he looks beyond his base.
by Alejandro Lazlo
Jul 14, 2008 in NEWS comments (0)
Administrators removed a journalism adviser from his position at Fallbrook High School after he defended students against two instances of censorship.
Jul 10, 2008 in NEWS comments (0)
In a diversity initiative of the Associated Press Sports Editors, members of the Sports Journalism Institute Class of 2008 huddle around Tampa Bay Rays manager Joe Maddon at Tropicana Field. The students spent the day at the ballpark to give them the experience of covering a professional baseball beat. A new survey of APSE members shows 87 percent of sports reporters are white.
Jul 3, 2008 in NEWS comments (0)
A high school newspaper in California was disbanded after it published a front-page photo of a student burning an American flag, triggering criticism that the administration was stifling free expression.
Jun 11, 2008 in NEWS comments (0)
History shows that freedom of the press has been an issue between American public and authority. A Minnesota writer proclaims that ethnic media has now taken on this role. The article explains that Minnesota alone has many ethnic publications catering to their respective audiences. Click to read more about this ever growing facet of journalism.
by Kathlyn Stone
Jun 10, 2008 in NEWS comments (0)
The historic 2008 presidential primary season is over. Another unprecedented campaign lies ahead. Take a breath. Then make a vow to handle one of the hottest issues in the campaign -- race relations �- better than ever.
Jun 6, 2008 in NEWS comments (0)