Journalisms: an online column by Richard Prince

Target of Limbaugh's Rant Says "Bring It"

Columnist Mary Mitchell not taking insults lying down;  McCain questioner actually had heard of Fannie Mae; TV newsrooms lost 360 jobs in '08 -- fewer than feared; immediate past president of Asian journalists group leaves journalism. (10/10/08)

Dissing Obama, Parts 1 Through 4

Black conservatives exemplify political diversity; ratings for Tuesday's debate don't top those for VPs; Chicago Tribune's Mark Hinojosa lands at Detroit News; Joanne Williams retiring from TV after 29 years; Plain Dealer to cut 38 newsroom positions. (10/8/2008)

Pundits, Polls Call Debate for Obama

Uncommitteds side with Democrat on economy (10/7/08); is artwork inspiring or degrading?; Obama says voters won't reject him based on race; PBS film looks at Latino influence in presidential contest; Henderson named Free Press editorial page editor. (10/06/08)

Is Artwork Inspiring or Degrading?

Reaction to illustration "stunning in its ferocity"; Obama says voters won't reject him based on race; PBS film looks at Latino influence in presidential contest; big audience expected for Tuesday's debate; Henderson named Free Press editorial page editor. (10/06/08)

A "High-Class Thing" for Nancy Maynard

Diversity pioneer remembered amid current anxieties; Ifill: Palin "blew me off," but "I had another job to do"; reporter fired for wearing Obama T-shirt to rally.

Right Wing Goes After Gwen Ifill

Moderator's fairness questioned on eve of debate; Ifill's "objectivity" proves nonissue; 95% in poll say she was fair; McCain changes position, criticizes Ifill choice; diversity on the rise at L.A. Daily News; viewers of color still prefer ABC's "World News"; U.S. relents after denying reentry to Cuban journalists 

Ifill Hits Jackpot as VP Debate Moderator

Palin's interviews, parodies ratchet up interest; McCain said to win "spin war" with reporters; who missed Wall Street crisis -- writers or readers?; cameraman survives 6½ years in Guantanamo

Obama, McCain Finally Face Off

Focus groups, pundits, Internet used to weigh debate; Genetta Adams named AP's entertainment editor; laid-off copy chief says he's done with journalism; supermarket tabloid banners, "Obama a Muslim!"

Charlotte Lays Off Its Black Local Columnist

Mary Curtis, Glenn Burkins leaving McClatchy paper; McCain reverses, will go to debate; Genetta Adams named AP's entertainment editor; Nancy Maynard services set; reporter resigns after flap over romantic e-mails; Tran Ha to edit Chicago Tribune's RedEye tabloid; Afghan fixer describes his "hell" in U.S. custody; McCain says he may not show up for Friday debate; editor reads Journal-isms essay, new job at Microsoft awaits. (9/24/08)

"Just Fired. Dumped"

Writer lays out anger at dismissal by Ebony-Jet; black journalists key to Emmy-winning projects; Nancy Maynard service planned for next week; critics attack AP's Ron Fournier over race story. (9/22/08)

Nancy Maynard, co-founder of the Robert C. Maynard Institute for Journalism Education died September 21, 2008.
For 30 years, the Robert C. Maynard Institute for Journalism Education has been committed to helping the news media reflect America's diversity in staffing, content, and business operations. Incorporated in 1977, the Institute offers editing and management training programs as well as direct services to news organizations. [more]
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