Is the media playing fair with McCain?
Did the New York Time's really have to go and reject an op-ed by Sen. John McCain? Editorial prerogative aside, the decision sure seems to add to the claim growing in some quarters,that McCain can't get ...
Probe ordered into attack on Ahmedabad journalists
The Gujarat government Saturday ordered a probe into Friday's attack on scribes who were covering clashes following the mysterious death of two boys at religious leader Asaram Bapu's ashram, as the state's Home ...
Scribe's Murder, Temple Dispute Muddy Cambodian Polls
Cambodia has entered the final week of its national election campaign shocked by the murder of a well-known journalist and facing an increasingly tense standoff with Thailand over a disputed 11th century Hindu ...
Gold miner's son seeks energy refuge in solar
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has found a refuge in the nation's preoccupation with record energy prices.
Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban.
Nicole and Keith in baby 'heaven' July 18, 2008 - 6:51AM Nicole is in awe of her 'precious little angel.' Photo: Isaac Brekken MATT & JO Hot Live Grannies Nicole Kidman says she is in heaven after the birth of ...
CPJ 'concerned' about safety of Aaj Kal staff
PESHAWAR: International press freedom organisation Committee to Protect Journalists - in a letter to Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani on Saturday - expressed 'concern' about the safety of the staff of Urdu ...
U.S. newspaper editors still optimistic, survey says
Despite declines in revenue and repeated staff reductions, most American newspaper editors remain optimistic that their publications will regain their footing by shifting news to online editions and by ...
Nyt Rejects Cain'S Editorial; Should 'Mirror' Obama
An editorial written by Republican presidential hopeful McCain has been rejected by the NEW YORK TIMES -- less than a week after the paper published an essay written by Obama, the DRUDGE REPORT has learned.
Journalists are harassed, says rights group
The rights group demanded a probe into the recent incidents and asked the committee to tell police to respect journalists.
Judge defends conduct as prosecutor
A former prosecutor who is now a circuit judge defended his office's conduct in the 2005 trial of a Columbia man convicted of killing a local newspaper editor.
Newsroom cuts curb content, study shows
The many and deepening cuts at newspapers across the country are starting to take a toll on their content, according to a study being released Monday.
ABC journo faces cane and jail
Accused ... ABC journalist Peter Lloyd, pictured on Facebook. Shortly before 5pm Singapore time the Singaporean Central Narcotics Bureau announced ABC journalist Peter Lloyd had been charged over "traffic[ing] ...
Papers pay Murat 600,000 damages
Robert Murat said the newspapers 'brought about the total and utter destruction of mine and my family's life'. Photograph: PA Four national newspaper groups have today apologised for publishing false ...
Goodbye, Tony Snow: Writer, father, friend
Before he was a radio host, or a network news anchor, or the White House press secretary, Tony Snow was a writer.
French journalist charged in Renault spying case
A French journalist was charged Thursday with revealing manufacturing secrets after a car magazine published photos of a Renault model three years before it was to be rolled out in dealer showrooms.
Ask AP: Oil and gas prices, Obama's citizenship
In this September 24, 1974 file photo, the U.S. Depository in Ft. Knox, KY. is opened for inspection for members of congress.
Jesse Washington named AP race, ethnicity writer
Jesse Washington, entertainment editor for The Associated Press and a former magazine editor, has been named race and ethnicity writer for the news cooperative.
President Bush's Remarks at Tony's Funeral ....
THE PRESIDENT: Archbishop Wuerl, Father O'Connell, Mr. Vice President, members of the Cabinet and my administration, members of Congress, distinguished guests; most importantly, the Snow family, Jill, Robbie, ...
The jangled world of AP celebrity news
You might remember Jesse Washington : He's the Associated Press editor who last year issued an ill-conceived ban on Paris Hilton news that, after much to-do , was lifted in less than two weeks.
Lee moves NY publisher to Provo job
NEW YORK Lee Enterprises has appointed Rona Rahlf as publisher of The Daily Herald in Provo, Utah and president of Pulitzer Utah Newspapers.
Upstate NY weekly names publisher
NEW YORK The Independent newspaper of southern Rensselaer County, N.Y. named veteran newspaper executive Tom Cincotta as its new publisher on Monday.
Minot, ND, picks new publisher
NEW YORK Bart Leath has been named publisher of the Minot Daily News. He succeeds the retiring Jim Eykyn, who had held the position since 2000.
Eugene Register-Guard cuts 30 jobs
CHICAGO The Register-Guard in Eugene, Ore., said it is cutting 30 jobs, or about 11.5% of its workforce.
GateHouse shutters 2 MA weeklies
CHICAGO GateHouse Media Inc. folded two Massachusetts weeklies with their final editions this week.
"We have channeled our efforts into creating communities that resonate both locally and nationally," mySanAntonio.com General Manager Julie Weber said in a statement.
NYSE drops sinking GateHouse Media
CHICAGO The New York Stock Exchange has halted floor trading of GateHouse Media Inc.
Palm Beach OKs all 300 buyout applications
More than 300 Palm Beach Post employees have applied for buyouts and all have been accepted, according to an internal memo obtained by the Pulp.
Balt. Sun staffers stage cutback protest
As passing drivers honked their horns in support and news media gathered on the sidewalk Thursday afternoon outside the Baltimore Sun building, about 150 employees attempted to raise the public's awareness ...
WI State Journal tries 2-section paper
Posted By: Jim Romenesko Memo from Wisconsin State Journal's managing editor From: Tim Kelley Sent: Thu 7/17/2008 5:23 PM To: _CN WSJ Cc: Subject: two-section WSJ Beginning Monday, Aug.
'Tough week' at shrinking Orlando Sentinel
Posted By: Jim Romenesko Orlando Sentinel's top editors address newsroom cuts From: Hall, Charlotte H Sent: Friday, July 18, 2008 12:17 PM To: OSC DL Editorial Subject: Update To All: This has been a tough week ...
The Argus Champion, a weekly newspaper that has covered the greater Lake Sunapee area since 1823, will stop publication at the end of this month, according to this morning's edition.
Honolulu Advertiser lays off 54
The Honolulu Advertiser said it will reduce its payroll by 54 positions, joining the list of newspapers nationwide that have been forced to cut jobs in wake of the weakening economy.
Brit Hume on Fox News in March. Brit Hume, the pre-eminent political anchor on the Fox News Channel, intends to step down from his nightly newscast after the presidential election, three people close to him ...
WSJ going to $2 on news stands
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Santa Rosa, CA, eliminates 17 jobs
Published: Wednesday, July 16, 2008 at 4:30 a.m. Last Modified: Wednesday, July 16, 2008 at 5:32 a.m. The Press Democrat on Tuesday announced it would lay off 5 percent of its work force, or 17 full-time ...
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution will cut its workforce by about 8 percent, or 189 jobs, and eliminate all of its geographically targeted news sections as part of a cost-cutting plan announced Wednesday.
Hollywood Reporter lays off 12
The Hollywood Reporter laid off 12 people last week - 'including 10 editorial staffers - 'FOLIO: has confirmed.
Magazine raided in auto espionage case
French police on Tuesday questioned a journalist from specialized magazine Auto Plus and confiscated computers and photographs as part of an investigation into an industrial espionage complaint filed by ...
Editor & Publisher announced today that they will be distributing their magazine in an electronic edition beside their traditional website and print subscription models.
WSJ to drop 50 editing positions
NEW YORK The speculation has been rampant for some time now that The Wall Street Journal would pare down some of its copyediting functions.
Media workers homicides increase due to Iraq wa
Wednesday, 16 July 2008, 12:15 pm Press Release: University of Otago Wednesday 16 July 2008 Increase in homicides of media workers due to Iraq war In many countries, media workers such as journalists, ...
Piers Morgan - Morgan Slams Whining Celebs
Caption: Piers Morgan filming the segment 'Grilling with the Stars' on ABC's 'Live with Regis and Kelly' New York City, USA .... TV talent show judge PIERS MORGAN has embarked on a mission to wipe out ...
Maddie suspect wins $1.1m in libel damages
LONDON: Expat Robert Murat has settled a claim for damages over allegations in 11 UK newspapers that he was involved in the disappearance of Madeleine McCann.
Turkish prosecutor unveils coup plan indictment
ISTANBUL - Eighty-six people were indicted on charges of plotting the violent overthrow of Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan's government, which is accused by militant secularists of Islamist ...
New Yorker's Obama cover stirs furor
This is the New Yorker 's new cover, depicting Barack Obama and his wife Michelle in the Oval Office.
NEW YORK Blackburn Media Group has acquired several properties in Texas. Plains Press sold the Knox County News, a community weekly with a circulation of 800, to Blackburn.