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Swanston to Be Unity’s Interim Executive Director
September 6, 2012 Veteran diversity professional returns to coalition (9/6/12); Boston Globe rates Romney as governor; Clinton speech scores with highest tweets per minute; are Americans better off than in ’08? It’s semantics; Courant scraps embarrassing Google Translate; former columnist “proud” to be with Castro twins; reporter says question to Jarrett got him the boot; writer gains access to Karl Rove fundraiser; MSNBC wins cable news race on DNC opening night; Ryan to fact-checking critics: “Read the speech”; pundits swoon over Michelle Obama speech; ESPN names new team for “Numbers” (9/5/12) Veteran Diversity Professional Returns to Coalition Boston Globe Rates Romney as Governor September 5, 2012 “Not Quite” the Image Presidential Campaign Paints Clinton Speech Scores With Highest Tweets Per Minute Are Americans Better Off Than in ’08
Unity Holds First Conference Without NABJ
August 1, 2012 Estimated 2,000 register, short of sponsorship goal; Michael Triplett to head lesbian, gay journalists; N.Y.
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The Guardian | Paid Content Digital advertising and digital revenues are up at Guardian News & Media, which publishes its namesake paper and The Observer. But circulation and print advertising are down, and the company’s “investment in digital” means Read more
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June 25, 2012 Court’s ruling was on immigration, not health care; black media team up to seek advertising dollars; FCC urged to investigate “demise of black radio”; Shadid’s cousin implicates N.Y.
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March 19, 2012 Mainstream following social media on shooting death; tech “intermediaries” control future of news; “Obamacare” still a pejorative at major news outlets; Romney blows out Santorum in Puerto Rico; columnist scores Village Voice Media on sex trafficking; right-wing talk radio facing a changed climate (3/19/12) trayvon_martin_teaser.jpg trayvon_martin_photo.jpg cable_crop.jpg santorum-PR.jpg gkennedy_headshot_(2).jpg Mainstream Following Social Media on Shooting Death Tech “Intermediaries” Control Future of News “Obamacare” Still a Pejorative at Major News Outlets Romney Blows Out Santorum in Puerto Rico Columnist Scores Village Voice Media on Sex Trafficking Right-Wing Talk Radio Facing Changed Climate Short Takes Tech “Intermediaries” Control Future of News ” In 2011, the digital revolution entered a new era ,” Amy Mitchell and Tom Rosenstiel wrote Monday in the overview of their “State of the News Media 2012″ for the Pew Research Center’s Project for Excellence in Journalism. “The age of mobile, in which people are connected to the web wherever they are, arrived in earnest.
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January 4, 2012 Muted coverage of GOP candidates’ posture on race; no blacks, Latinos on Time magazine political team; black women contributing to new Washington Post blog; New Yorker, Miami Herald join Univision-Marco Rubio feud; Ken Ward, 44, dies before starting new job in Tampa; Claudia Pryor Malis, television producer, documentarian; Melissa Harris-Perry awarded weekend MSNBC show (1/4/12) mary_curtis1.jpg Claudia-Pryor-Malis.jpg MELISSA-HARRIS-PERRY-large.jpg meetpress-satorum.jpg meetpress-satorum.jpg The-Daily-Mails-97.jpg Ken-Ward.jpg Muted Coverage of GOP Candidates’ Posture on Race No Blacks, Latinos on Time Magazine Political Team Black Women Contributing to New Washington Post Blog New Yorker, Miami Herald Join Univision-Marco Rubio Feud Ken Ward, 44, Dies Before Starting New Job in Tampa Claudia Pryor Malis, Television Producer, Documentarian Melissa Harris-Perry Awarded Weekend MSNBC Show No Blacks, Latinos on Time Magazine Political Team Time magazine on Tuesday announced its plans for coverage of the 2012 political season, naming no participating African Americans or Latinos. Among Time’s plans are ” Daily Reporting on TIME.com — Commentary and analysis of the campaign from TIME’s political team led by Michael Duffy and Richard Stengel : Mark Halperin , Joe Klein , Michael Crowley , Michael Scherer , Jay Newton-Small , Massimo Calabresi , David Von Drehle , Bart Gellman , Mark Thompson , Alex Altman , Adam Sorensen , and Katy Steinmetz .” Steven Gray , Time’s last remaining black correspondent, who works in the Washington bureau, announced last month he was leaving. Ali Zelenko , vice president for communications at Time Inc., told Journal-isms after Gray’s announcement, “
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November 28, 2011 Using FOIA, Bloomberg obtains 29,000 pages of Fed papers; how viewers learned the anchor wore a weave; Telemundo names Univision’s Alina Falcon as news chief; NBA season could resume on Christmas; New Haven paper reorganizes for “Digital First”; “Meet the Press” keeps word on adding black perspective; People en Español an advertising success in 2011 (11/28/11) obama-volcker-tsr.jpg weave-rebutal.jpg weave-rebutal1.jpg dyson-meet-the-press.jpg obama-volcker.jpg angela_carter.jpg Using FOIA, Bloomberg Obtains 29,000 Pages of Fed Papers How Viewers Learned the Anchor Wore a Weave Telemundo Names Univision’s Alina Falcon as News Chief NBA Season Could Resume on Christmas New Haven Paper Reorganizes for “Digital First” “Meet the Press” Keeps Word on Adding Black Perspective People en Español an Advertising Success in 2011 Short Takes Banter between Blaine Stewart and Laila Muhammad of WTKR in Norfolk, Va., on Oct.
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October 26, 2011 60% of those who follow news of protests favor them; Color of Change wants MSNBC to fire Pat Buchanan; AP story offers more favorable African view of Gaddafi; ad agency group on record against “No Urban” ad buys; Karen M. Clark dies, was NABJ J-educator of the year; media activists challenge NPR on ethics standards; Obama White House slammed again on openness; historic walk in Richmond, Va
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August 17, 2011 Move to address competition from Internet; NABJ challenges BBC on coverage of U.K. riots; “illest men’s magazine” editors wanted more than t-and-a; Univision taps two as foreign correspondents; Christopher Monroe, television photographer, dies at 42; Ellis Cose challenges John McWhorter book review; diversity committees called “close cousins” to apartheid; KNBC, under fire over Latinos, hires reporter (8/17/11) jet-front-pg.jpg jet-tucker.jpg KING-MAGAZINE-TRYMAINE-LEE.jpg McWhorter_Cose.jpg Chris-Monroe.jpg antonio_castelan.jpg karlpenhaulistheman.jpg jet-tucker-tsr.jpg Edmund-Lee.jpg Ron_Thomas.jpg Move to Address Competition From Internet NABJ Challenges BBC on Coverage of U.K. Riots “Illest Men’s Magazine” Editors Wanted More than T-and-A Univision Taps Two as Foreign Correspondents Christopher Monroe, Television Photographer, Dies at 42 Ellis Cose Challenges John McWhorter Book Review Diversity Committees Called “Close Cousins” to Apartheid NABJ Challenges BBC on Coverage of U.K
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According to a report in the Independent today a group of media and business figures are putting together a plan to rescue the News of the World which published its last edition on Sunday. This followed a week of shocking revelations and allegations made against the Sunday tabloid relating to both phone hacking and payments to police. According to the Independent’s report the group of figures is attempting to revive the title as a “responsible investigative newspaper”.
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