Hasta La Creative!

Mr. Robinson, one of the first black reporters at The New York Times in the 1950s and a local television news correspondent, inspired the next generation of black journalists.

Tom Finkel, the editor of a St. Louis paper, is arriving after a tumultuous period at the weekly.

The question of who is a journalist is important, partly because when it comes to divulging national secrets, the law grants journalists special protections that are afforded to no one else.

The vote was something of a foregone conclusion because the Murdoch family controls almost 40 percent of the voting shares.

Two men say photographs and an article that made them look as if they were suspected in the Boston Marathon bombings inflicted emotional distress.

Michael Musto, the paper’s gossip columnist, and Robert Sietsema, its restaurant reviewer, have left the paper, a week after the top editors resigned.

It has been a longstanding practice in many European countries for the police to withhold from the media the names of people who have been arrested. Britons are debating the practice.

Those laid off include the gossip columnist Joanna Molloy; the editorial writers Stephen McFarland and Alexander Nazaryan; the reporters Robert Gearty and Christina Boyle; and the columnist Albor Ruiz.

A decade later, a reporting scandal that shook The Times remains a touchy subject.

The mayor spoke Wednesday night at a celebration of the newspaper’s 125th anniversary, calling it “my second favorite financial news outlet.”