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By Jacqueline Munis and Nicholas Bass, NABJ Monitor When the Corporation for Public Broadcasting announced it was shutting down last Friday, Mark Rosenberger wasn’t shocked or panicked.  “While I was disappointed in the news, I […]

By Jaden Perry, NABJ Monitor Nationwide, audiences are disengaging with traditional news media. As readership steadily declines, two Cleveland newsrooms, Signal Cleveland and The Land, are reshaping local journalism and giving storytelling power back to […]

By Leah Clark, The Monitor As thousands of attendees flock to NABJ’s 50th anniversary convention in Cleveland, they are arriving to a fresh announcement of a new NABJ executive director, drawing both celebration and concern. […]

By Brandon Henry, NABJ Monitor Digital Joe Davidson, columnist and co-founder of the National Association of Black Journalists, left The Washington Post this summer after 20 years due to a policy restricting the level of […]

By Izzy Sy, NABJ Monitor Digital The National Association of Black Journalists’ Sports Task Force has played a significant role in helping to integrate more minorities into sports media. This has led to an increase […]

By Lizzy Nyoike, NABJ Monitor Digital Media leaders at the National Association of Black Journalists convention discussed the ways journalism can survive and thrive in the new media landscape, as traditional revenue streams shrink and […]

By NABJ Monitor Staff Newspaper design By Aneya Raynor As NABJ marks its 50th year, its history has become part of the story of media in the U.S. Here are some highlights. Information through 2002 […]