Young Leader in Journalism and NABJ Champion Michael Feeney Dead at 32
Michael J. Feeney, a leading young journalist and president of the New York Association of Black Journalists, died Sunday.
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Do the REIT Thing
If you’re looking to diversify your portfolio, a real estate investment trust, or REIT, is one way to invest in the housing and commercial real estate market without purchasing property outright.
Obama Transition Picking Up Speed
Among the many remarkable firsts that President-elect Barack Obama can lay claim to during the course of his political career, the one he’d probably gladly do without is becoming the first president to inherit a formidable trinity of two wars and a financial crisis of global epic proportions. But as a man known to enjoy a good game of poker, he clearly understands he must play the hand that’s been dealt him. According to many experts, Obama is doing a good job so far as he transitions to power and a majority of Americans agree. In an ABC News poll, 67% of those surveyed said they believe Obama is managing his transition well.
FCC Hearing Broaches Media Ownership for Minorities
When the FCC approved a controversial bid by Sirius Satellite Radio to acquire XM Satellite Radio for a reported $3.5 million in July, many in the broadcasting industry saw the approval as giving big media an advantage to form monopolies and shut out small minority-owned operations.
BE Modern Man: Meet The” Innovative Theologian” Rev. Dr. Donald Morton
Name: Rev. Dr. Donald Morton Profession: Executive Pastor of Tabernacle Full Gospel Baptist Cathedral and Executive Director of the Complexities of Color Coalition, Civil Rights Leader and Racial Justice Advocate...
