Mike Causey, Federal News Network host and columnist, dies at 82
Norman Causey, long time Federal News Network host and columnist who went by Mike, and a fixture in the Washington, D.C., news scene for more than half a century,…
Urban One adds PR veteran Tony Robinson as Vice President, Corporate Communications
Urban One, Silver Spring, MD, adds public relations veteran Tony Robinson as Vice President, Corporate Communications. Robinson brings 30 years of experience in radio…
Nancy Barnes, top news exec, exits NPR
The top news executive at NPR is leaving the organization, an unexpected departure that coincides with a shake-up in the nonprofit media giant’…
Baltimore Sun to Move Again
After moving from downtown Baltimore to Port Covington four years ago, the Baltimore Sun is set to move again. During a recent “Baltimore: State…
Parade magazine to end print version in November
Parade magazine, which appears in more than 600 newspapers around the nation including The Washington Post and The Baltimore Sun, will end the print…
D.C.’s WTOP-FM was top billing U.S. radio station in 2021
In a streak lasting since 2014, Hubbard Radio, LLC’s WTOP-FM in Washington, D.C., was once again the top billing radio station…
WaPo and Poynter Institute announce 29 journalists of color selected for the 2022 Leadership Academy for Diversity in Media
In partnership with The Washington Post, the Poynter Institute announced the 29 journalists of color selected for the 2022 Leadership Academy for Diversity in…
Ruth Marcus becomes associate editor of The Washington Post
The Washington Post announced that Ruth Marcus will become an associate editor. In addition to continuing to serve on the editorial board, states The…
WaPo announces new Academic Year Fellows
The Washington Post announced its second class of Academic Year Fellows, who participate in a 10-week program designed to help launch the next…
Legendary newsman Bernard Shaw dies at 82
Legendary newsman and former CNN anchor Bernard Shaw has died. He was 82 According to Wikipedia, Shaw began his broadcasting career as an anchor…
National Geographic magazine cuts six top editors in “extraordinary reorganization”
National Geographic magazine has laid off six of its top editors “in an extraordinary reorganization of its editorial ranks.” reports The Washington Post. According…
Rumors swirl that major Atlanta newspaper may discontinue daily print edition
Rumors about the future of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution have been swirling following a report that the newspaper was planning to discontinue daily print…
Gannett cuts 400 employees and not fill 400 open positions
Gannett CEO Mike Reed told staff in a companywide Q&A session that Gannett, based in McLean, VA, laid off three percent of…
Lori Jane Gliha joins Scripps Network as D.C.-based national investigative journalist
Lori Jane Gliha joins the Scripps Network as a national investigative journalist, reports TVNewser. Gliha will be based at Scripps’ Washington, D.C. bureau…
WaPo may cut staff, reports rival NY Times
The Washington Post, thought by some to be immune from the pressures facing smaller publications, may cut staff positions, according to a report in…
