CBS Ousts Two Local Stations Execs After Racism Allegations
Peter Dunn and David Friend will not be returning to ViacomCBS.
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NABJ Demands CBS Fire Exec Who Called Black Anchor ‘Jive Guy’
“We aren’t satisfied with lip service,” the journalism organization said.
Black Sports Online CEO Robert Littal Apologizes Amid Claims of Rampant Sexual Harassment
“I was totally wrong,” Littal said after being called out by women using the #SurvivingBSO Twitter hashtag.
Black Journalists Blast Trump for ‘Demeaning’ Attack on PBS Reporter Yamiche Alcindor
“Stop the mistreatment of journalists,” NABJ said in a joint statement.
NBC Summer Intern Erin Edwards Killed in Apparent Murder-Suicide
The young journalist’s brother, Christopher Edwards, and their mom, Marsha Edwards, are also dead.
TV News Journalist Nancy Parker Dies in Plane Crash While Covering Story
“She was our road map, our compass, our guiding light,” Parker’s husband said.
NABJ and NAHJ Set Joint 2022 Convention in Las Vegas
This year’s NABJ convention in Miami had record attendance.
Black News Channel VP Details Hiring and Programming Plans
The news and information network is scheduled to launch in November.
CNN, NABJ Go to War Over Diversity and Roland Martin
NAACP joins call for CNN to diversify its top leadership ranks.
TV News Anchor Struggles to Find Job After Firing Over ‘Natural Hair’
Brittany Noble-Jones tells Urban Hollywood 411 she was warned her hair looked “unprofessional.”