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Communications Associate (Financial District)
The International Center for Transitional
Direct Mail Sales Executive
Sun-Sentinel, a subsidiary of Tribune
Online Business Reporter
Silicon Alley Insider (SAI) (http://www.alleyinsider.com/), the
Full-time reporter/staff writer sought for the Times Chronicle/Glenside News, the
AP - Ehud Olmert's political opponents demanded his resignation Friday, saying new allegations that the Israeli prime minister illegally accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars from a U.S. citizen render him unfit for the country's top job.
Reuters - A U.S. judge ordered the Central
Intelligence Agency on Thursday to submit to the court a 2002
memo said to specify harsh interrogation methods used on
suspected terrorists held abroad.
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Jim DeRogatis is a music-journalist extraordinaire, and if you take an interest in rock music in general or have read any record reviews over the years, chances are his name rings a bell. He's the official pop music critic at the Chicago Sun-Times, and over the years he's authored several great books... more >
NEW YORK On the same day that a New York Post editorial claimed racial profiling was not a growing problem, one of the Post's own reporters filed suit against the city claiming to be a victim of such profiling. Leonardo Blair, 28, a Post staffer since May 2007, filed the lawsuit in U.S District Court in Manhattan, according to a copy provided by the New York Civil Liberties Union. The complaint claims Blair was subjected to racial profiling while walking from his car to his home in the Bronx on Nov. 28, 2007. more >
A company's move to scale back publication of its daily newspaper in Liberal, Kan., has spawned the unlikely launch of a new competing daily in the southwest Kansas meatpacking town. The new newspaper, the High Plains Daily Leader, published its first edition Sunday and joins a market that also includes The Times, which cut back in January from publishing daily to three times a week, and The Liberal Light, a weekly. more >
(E&P)NEW YORK The excess of newspaper staff-cut announcements in recent months has taken on an unsettling ring. While the loss of jobs is terrifying enough, an added element makes it even more stomach-churning: In some cases, jobs are not so much lost as going elsewhere — often overseas. more >
NEW YORK Since Rupert Murdoch took over The Wall Street Journal, the paper has seen a marked increase in political and general interest coverage and a decrease in business reporting, which is down more than 50%, according to a new study released Thursday. more >
Tom Brokaw, who anchored "NBC Nightly News" for 21 years, spoke about the future of journalism this past weekend with prominent officials and donors at the UI, which he attended briefly in the late 1950s. more >