Neil Foote Takes NAMME from Minority to Multicultural
For a quarter of a century, Neil Foote has been involved in all segments of…
July 22, 2008
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Hold Still, Little Catfish
A long time ago a friend related the story of a little boy and a…
July 22, 2008
Honoring Jim McKay
Jim McKay is dead. But what he brought to the world of journalism, not just…
June 10, 2008
What Does Age Have to do With It?
Now that the flap over Boston University professor Chris Daly's blog about The Washington Post's…
January 7, 2008
The Disappearance of Diversity
"Diversity has been marginalized, stalled and stagnated." Those words came from ASNE president Gilbert Bailon…
September 4, 2007
About Anniversary Stories: Katrina Two Years Later
How long should newspapers continue to cover the anniversaries and milestones related to major events…
August 23, 2007
ASNE President: Diversity Has Been ‘Marginalized, Stalled and Stagnated’
By Gregory Favre As newsrooms rush to embrace multimedia storytelling and seek to remain strong…
August 1, 2007
Murdoch Moves Recalled: Will Dow Jones Fare Better?
I know the feeling. What feeling, you ask? That sickening ache in your belly when…
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What’s in a Name?
It was a funny segment. Mike and Mike -- Greenberg and Golic -- were calling…
June 5, 2007
The Voice of a Lion, Echoes of an Old Fight
My first ASNE convention was 37 years ago in San Francisco. Take a moment and…
April 16, 2007
A Leader Named Mike
By Gregory FavreJeff Cohen, editor of the Houston Chronicle, said what so many of us…
February 11, 2007
Fighting for the First Amendment
What follows are Favre's opening remarks to a First Amendment summit held earlier this month…
January 31, 2007
Remembering Our Gifts: Recalling a Career in Newsrooms
The gift-giving season has passed and now we are in the resolution-making phase of the…
January 10, 2007
Taking the “If” Out of Our Apologies
By Gregory Favre So you are a politician or a talk show host or you…
October 30, 2006
Going Home, a Year Later
The first anniversary has come and gone, but the scars left by Katrina are still…
October 9, 2006
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