Cronkite, the 'Newspaperman,' Lays Down His Pen
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Lamenting the lack of depth in television news, the man considered the most trusted person on TV, Walter Cronkite, ends his current job this coming Tuesday right back where he started, as a newspaperman.
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Emilio Estevez has found one way to snag a headline: Give a ring   to a writer.
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On Scene: A TIME reporter fills a sandbag and tracks his small contribution to the battle in a remote corner of the war
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The columnist who "wouldn't die" goes out on his own terms
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Lloyd Washington was a member of the legendary Ink Spots from 1945 into the late 1960s, but when he died in June his family couldn't afford to bury him. For months, his ashes were kept in a box at the Ernie K-Doe Mother-in-Law Lounge.
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&quot;And that&#39;s the way it is,&quot; Walter Cronkite, the venerable anchorman of CBS News, used to say. Here&#39;s the way it is now: Americans don&#39;t take the news on trust.
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&quot;What a Choke,&#39;&#39; &quot;Hell Freezes Over,&#39;&#39; &quot;Damned Yankees,&#39;&#39; and &quot;Monumental Collapse&#39;&#39; were found on the front and back pages of Thursday&#39;s New York newspapers.
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NEW YORK  - "CBS Evening News With   Katie Couric" is getting an important endorsement from   legendary newscaster Walter Cronkite, one of Couric's   predecessors in the anchor chair.
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LOS ANGELES -- A newspaper is providing details into the events leading to the death of former San Jose, Calif., resident and NFL player Pat Tillman.
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Joe Klein takes some notes at the memorial service for the late New York Times reporter, one of journalism's great note takers
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The newspaper powerhouse joins its peers in reporting earnings.
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In town to be honored by the National Sailing Hall of Fame, legendary newsman Walter Cronkite described his long love of sailing and his great appreciation of the Chesapeake Bay.
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The Dec. 31 issues of The Cincinnati Post and The Kentucky Post will be the last for both newspapers, which are part of a dying breed of afternoon dailies.
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JOHANNESBURG, Feb. 1 -- A single bullet and a threatening note arrived in a package delivered to one of Zimbabwe's last independent newspapers in what journalists said Thursday was the latest sign of the dangers to press freedoms  in that country.
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JERUSALEM, Sept. 20 -- In his last will and testament, an ailing Theodor Herzl outlined what seemed to be a simple wish. The urbane Austro-Hungarian journalist who became the leading theoretician of Zionism wanted the Jewish people to bury him, along with his father, sister and children, in their...
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As we all eagerly await the moment Steve Jobs appears onstage, this is how one reporter passes his time.
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Call it what you want, but publishing the picture of the downed victim is nothing but sensationalism. It is only exceeded by your arrogance in your weak explanation to your readers.  Richard Bateman  Magna  (c) 2007 Deseret News (Salt Lake City).