By Allison J. Waldman In these difficult economic times, as newspapers continue to shutter, TV advertising sales lag and newsrooms demand more from ever-smaller staffs, this year’s National Association of Black Journalists’ convention and career fair could prove one of…
By Allison J. Waldman The main objective of the 2009 National Association of Black Journalists conference, being held this month in Tampa, Fla., is to help members reinvent themselves professionally, either by expanding their skills to encompass new forms of…
By Dinah Eng The Asian American Journalists Association, one of NABJ’s partners in the Unity: Journalists of Color strategic alliance, will also be exploring ways to reinvent the business of journalism and helping its members make new career choices at…
The Writers Guild of America West said Friday that they have gained jurisdiction over 15 Internet writers employed at CBS studios, according to Daily Variety. The writers voted unanimously to be represented by the WGA West. "This is good news…
Almost one-fifth of Internet users watch video online almost every day, women are catching up to men in terms of online video usage and more and more recession-conscious Americans are using the Web as a cable TV substitute, Mediaweek reports. Citing a report issued Wednesday…
The nation’s three biggest cable operators, Comcast, Time Warner and Cox, more than doubled the number of subscribers who take what is commonly known as the Triple Play: Video, Phone and Internet services from 2007 to 2008, B&C reports. In…