Top Story

When Photojournalists Get Stuck Between Police, Protesters

1.	Facebook Ads: Hardly Subtle 11:54 AM September 7, 2008
2.	Enrollments Up at Community Colleges 11:40 AM September 7, 2008
3.	Reporte del Pew Research Center Sobre los Cambiantes Hábitos Noticiosos 6:56 PM September 5, 2008
4.	When Photojournalists Get Stuck Between Police, Protesters 6:17 PM September 5, 2008
5.	J-student says having to take NYT to class is a drag 5:27 PM September 5, 2008
More Recent Articles

Small, in-person training experiences.

1.	Poynter Leadership Academy Apply NOW
2.	NewsU: Writers at Work: A Process Approach (II) Apply by Sept. 8, 2008
3.	Multimedia Journalism for the Ethnic Media Apply by Sept. 8, 2008
All Poynter Seminars

Today's most popular courses on NewsU, Poynter's e-learning site for journalists.

Our online classroom is just a click away. Learn more.

Romenesko

Tools: Text Size

, RSS

Your daily fix of media industry news, commentary, and memos.

Updated at
5:19 p.m. ET

POSTED THURSDAY
Times-Picayune subscribers
Get four papers today.
(Editor & Publisher)

POSTED WEDNESDAY
Rather and Lehrer
Discuss old-style conventions.
(ANP)

Newsday circ scandal update
Nine get probation.
(Newsday)

Kushner at RNC
"Sitting quietly."
(Star-Ledger)

Raleigh N&O offers more buyouts
Charlotte Observer, too.
(N&O | Memos)

POSTED TUESDAY
AP talking points
Re Fournier.
(Politico.com)

Bloomberg-NYT rumor
How it started.
(NY Observer)

AJ-C departures
A slide show.
(Brightcove.com)

E-mail Romenesko
Send letters, memos,
and feedback.

Philadelphia Inquirer
Katie Couric could easily anchor the "CBS Evening News, says Geraldo Rivera, but "to have Katie read a teleprompter in a 22-minute broadcast, that's not what she does. ...She's going into unknown territory."
> Viewers probably don't want to see Couric alone at the news desk (B&C)
> Claim: CBS won't offer Couric much more than she's getting now (Fox)

Posted at 3:22 PM February 20, 2006

Tools:
Comment