A Journalism Prize to an Enemy of the Press?

La Opinión, News Report, Posted: Jun 11, 2013

The decision to award the National Journalism Prize to the late Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is being met with incredulity in the U.S. Latino media.

 

Free More News: Blogging for a Better China

 

Alhambra Source, Op-ed, Anonymous, Posted: May 29, 2013

I live in dread that the Chinese government will find out our true identities. Even my parents do not know what I am doing.

 

Will Online News Kill Print? Not So Fast, Say Seniors

 

Irish Echo/New America Media, News Analysis, Peter McDermott, Posted: May 29, 2013

As more seniors go online, fewer of them give up mainstream or ethnic print publications for “insubstantial” Internet news.

 

Time for Change: First Woman Takes Helm at the FCC

 

New America Media, Commentary, Joseph Torres, Posted: May 20, 2013

Mignon Clyburn became acting chairwoman of the FCC Monday. But her short tenure may not be enough to gain back the public's trust.

Study Finds People Of Color Nearly Invisible On Evening Cable News

 

Colorlines, News Report, Posted: May 14, 2013

White Guests Were Hosted Most Often On Cable News. Fox News had the largest proportion of white guests — 83 percent. African-Americans were the largest non-white group on all networks, representing 19 percent, 10 percent, and 5 percent of guests on MSNBC, Fox, and CNN, respectively.

LA Times Drops 'Illegal,' 'Undocumented'

 

Univision News, News Report, Posted: May 06, 2013

The Los Angeles Times will no longer use the terms “illegal immigrant” or “undocumented immigrant.”

 

Wikipedia’s Sexist Turn: Men Are Novelists, Women Are ‘Women Novelists’

 

First Post, News Analysis, Sandip Roy, Posted: May 01, 2013

The latest Wikipedia flap is a reminder that sub-categorizing by minority creates implicit bias.

The News Media’s Public Disservice in Boston

 

Colorlines, News Report, Posted: Apr 22, 2013

We Americans all swim in centuries of racial bias only made more acute by 9/11 and its aftermath. Unchecked, such bias can take over.

 

Mich. Journalism Hall of Fame to Induct Arab Am. Publisher

 

Arab American News, News Report, Natasha Dado, Posted: Apr 09, 2013

Arab American News Publisher Osama Siblani will be inducted into the Mich. journalism hall of fame later this month.

 

Twin Papers Prove Power of Print for DC-Area South Asians

 

New America Media, Profile, Jessamine Price, Posted: Apr 09, 2013

Despite the recession, the editor of D.C.-area’s India This Week and Express India proves reader demand and his determination can sustain ethnic papers.

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