Read the memo from Star-Ledger’s publisher

September 7, 2010 To: [Star-Ledger] Staff From: [Publisher] Richard Vezza After seeing our financial performance for the first seven months of this year and projecting the remainder of the year, its clear that we need to further reduce costs. Our past efforts have helped in moving us toward the success we must have to continue publishing, but, our ad revenues have continued to decline in this unprecedented recession and we are now at a very precarious point.

Doris Truong to Lead Asian Journalists

August 7, 2010 Washington Post staffer defeats Star Tribune’s Neal Justin; Kia Breaux named AP’s only African American bureau chief (8/7/10); Blacks just 1% of financed Internet start-ups; movement afoot to boost minority broadcast ownership; 3 of color among 58 executives at top media firms; after 38 weeks, Inquirer lets go artist who suffered stroke; poll validates Hispanics’ desire to live in two worlds; Obama urges young African journalists to seek a free press; Maxine Waters takes her case to black radio; Mexican police arrest 3 in kidnapping of journalists (8/6/10) Doris_Truong_150.jpg Kia_Breaux_150.jpg Doris_Truong_teaser.jpg Washington Post Staffer Defeats Star Tribune’s Neal Justin Kia Breaux Named AP’s Only African American Bureau Chief Breaux Named AP’s Only African American Bureau Chief Kia Breaux , the Associated Press’ acting bureau chief in Missouri and Kansas, has been named bureau chief for the two states, becoming the only African American bureau chief at the news cooperative. “The appointment was announced by Kate Lee Butler , AP’s vice president for U.S. Newspaper Markets,” AP reported on Friday.

Blacks Just 1% of Financed Internet Start-ups

August 6, 2010 Report finds Asian teams secure the most funding; movement afoot to boost minority broadcast ownership; 3 of color among 58 executives at top media firms; after 38 weeks, Inquirer lets go artist who suffered stroke; poll validates Hispanics’ desire to live in two worlds; Obama urges young African journalists to seek a free press; Maxine Waters takes her case to black radio; Mexican police arrest 3 in kidnapping of journalists; Asian journalists group may be back in the black (8/6/10) TeamDemo.jpg Sullivan.jpg Michael_Berg.jpg TeamDemo_teaser.jpg menendez.jpg Neal-Justin.jpg Doris_Truong.jpg Obama_YAL2.jpg Corey_Dade.jpg vourvoulias.jpg Report Finds Asian Teams Secure the Most Funding Movement Grows to Boost Minority Broadcast Ownership 3 of Color Among 58 Executives at Top Media Firms After 38 Weeks, Inquirer Lets Go Artist Who Suffered Stroke Movement Grows to Boost Minority Broadcast Ownership “In the 17 years that the FCC’s minority tax certificate policy was in effect — from 1978 to 1995 — the scant minority ownership of broadcast properties multiplied,” Michael D.

Communications Manager – Non Profit

CT-Hartford, COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER – Non-Profit

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NY-New York, Council on Foreign RelationsHuman Resources Office58 E.

Communications Manager (CMBOS110)

MA-Boston, DescriptionThe Communications Manager role is responsible for all internal communications. Reporting to the Senior Vice President of Human Resources, this key role will ensure the effective and consistent delivery of communication to the business. Internal communications is a critical employee engagement tool.

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