Pam Oliver is one of the PRIMARY reasons that I watch NFL Games on FOX-TV.

Today and tomorrow, CNN is premiering a panel discussion called "Reclaiming the Dream," which is moderated by Soledad O'Brien discussing the middle class black in America.

The Internet has profoundly changed journalism but not necessarily in ways that were predicted even a few years ago, a study on the industry has found.

A new web project called The Center for Public Integrity, which focuses on ethics and integrity, concludes in a recent study that the Bush administration deliberately lied about Iraq, in order to get public support for going to war with Iraq.

Huliq.com is excited to announce the launching of 'Instant News' today, a feature we hope will get a lot more people and bloggers involved in the process of reporting, blogging, sharing, and discussing the valuable and topical stories that affect us daily.

The BBC has unveiled 1,800 redundancies as part of a cost-cutting plan to plug a billion-dollar funding shortfall caused by lower than expected government funding for the British broadcaster.

The fall of 2007 will see the fifth "Technical Journalism Competition" held by the German ZVEI (Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers' Association) and Siemens Automation and Drives (A&D).

ABC NEWS NETWORK is an organization run and manages by young Indian research Journalists. All of us have come together to make possible ‘Information for all and by all’ by using Information and communication technologies. Following are our objectives

We are group of young Indian Research Journalists of dreamed “knowledge based society”. We have come together to make possible “Information 4 All and By All”.

NBC 5 Chicago reporter Amy Jacobson is caught in bikini at Craig Stebic's (who's wife has disappeared) pool party.

Telling soldiers' stories from the frontlines such as Iraq is dangerous work that few do as well as Michael Yon. Risking combat injury, intense heat, sand and dust storms, and jarring explosions: the cost is crushing.

The Wall Street Journal, whose parent Dow Jones & Co. is the target of a $5 billion takeover offer by News Corp., is set to shake up its newsroom by reassigning and replacing several top editors, The New York Times reported in its online edition on Tuesday, according to Reuters.