Posted on · Last week, we explored the state of community papers in Houston. Today, we turn our attention to the major news media outlets in town, to consider the state of local news coverage in Greater Houston. We welcome your questions for George Haj, senior editor at the Houston Chronicle, Houston media blogger Mike McGuff, and former […]
Posted on · We hear from Raymond Ruiz, whose El Gato Media Network trains and develops Hispanic college students into media professionals, providing hands-on experience in journalism, media production, public relations, social media and photography.
Posted on · A group of Galveston high school students has spent the last eight months making a documentary about life on the island after hurricane Ike. Rod Rice reports the film debuts free of charge tonight at Galveston's Grand Opera House.
Posted on · Depending on who you ask, the American daily newspaper is either dying a slow death or bleeding uncontrollably. Band-aids — in the form of cut-backs — have slowed the bleeding in some cases, but few in the industry are optimistic about the future. Bill Stamps looks into this decline.