BBC editorial and technical staff returned to work at midnight local time after a 24-hour walkout to protest proposed deep staffing cuts.

The Sunday NYT looked at how jokes have been supplanted by one-liners and observational humour.

This NYT piece looks at the scrambling going on by major U.S. news organizations to rein in the use of anonymous sources.

After about two months in captivity, three Romanian journalists are back on the soil of their home and native land.

In Saturday's Globe and Mail, editor Edward Greenspon said his paper will investigate a poll that gave the ruling B.C. Liberals much more popular support than they eventually won in the election.

In a statement published in his magazine's May 30 issue, Newsweek editor-in-chief Richard Smith has promised readers more tightly controlled use of anonymous sources.

This NYT piece talks about the U.S. media's credibility problem, and says Tylenol -- which had to deal with a cyanide poisoning crisis 20 years ago -- had it easy by comparison.

According to a story posted on the BBC website, the Beeb's journos and techs have walked off for 24 hours to protest massive job cuts proposed by management.

The Toronto Star's Haroon Siddiqui flays U.S. policy in the Middle East and Central Asia.