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  DMN Employees' Unionization Vote Is Part of a Trend in a Struggling News Business

  October 21 at 4 a.m.

  The Lone Star State hasn’t seen a union newspaper in three decades, but journalists at The Dallas Morning News and Al Día voted heavily in favor of union representation, the National Labor Relations Board said last week. The 84-28 vote for the union is the result of the newsrooms’ yearlong...

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  DMN Editor Mike Wilson Resigns

  September 30 at 4 a.m.

  Mike Wilson, the editor of The Dallas Morning News, will be leaving the publication at the end of the year, he announced in a statement to his staff on Tuesday. Wilson has been in charge of the daily's newsroom for nearly six years, leading his staff through the July 7, 2016,...

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  Dallas Neighbors Go Viral With Political Rivalry

  September 29 at 4 a.m.

  Sometimes a picture is really worth a thousand words. The best words. The bigliest words. The yugest. A photo of side-by-side homes in East Dallas’ Lower Greenville neighborhood went viral last week for its display of political rivalry. One of the adjoining duplexes has banners supporting the Trump campaign, and...

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  Dallas-Based TV Network Wants to Change the 'Vibe' of News Media

  September 11 at 4 a.m.

  Dallas is home to a plethoral of artistic productions, from music to fine art, live performance and just about every other niche on the spectrum. Our city’s latest bragging point is making its place in less common territory, in TV production. Launching from the heart of DFW, You On TV...

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  Journalists Speak Out on Treatment During Police Brutality Protests

  September 9 at 4 a.m.

  As protesters crossed the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge toward a wall of cops on June 1, they chanted “Hands up, don’t shoot!” Members of the media were among the protesters. Photographers’ camera shutters snapped, writers scribbled in their notebooks and some streamed the event live on their phones. Then, the...

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  RISO BAR Brings Together Printing Enthusiasts With a Cause

  September 4 at 4 a.m.

  When they first gained popularity in the 1980s, RISO (risography) printing machines were often used for simple, text-based printing such as tracts and other pamphlets intended to be mass-produced and mass-dispersed. This is why many months ago, before the RISO Bar exhibition was erected at Southern Methodist University's Pollock Gallery, co-founders Finn...