Scott Braddock, a well-known Texas radio reporter, lost his job last week after airing excerpts from an interview with a woman who had to endure several invasive ultrasounds to obtain an abortion when she was carrying a profoundly disabled baby. The radio station claimed Braddock was fired for violating a non-compete agreement.

A deal that began with the Portland Newspaper Guild reaching out to a billionaire investor was finalized Tuesday, clearing the way for MaineToday Media to "repay debt and move ahead with ambitious plans to restore its role as the state's leading media company. These proposals involve moving from a legacy newspaper print company to one that operates and derives revenue from multiple platforms, including online enterprises," the Press Herald reports. Read the background story here

Are you a storyteller, newshound, systems analyst or provocateur? Matt Thompson applies a version of the Myers-Briggs test to journalists.

Kicking off a project dubbed, "The Moment I Knew!" Huffpost is asking journalists to submit brief videos describing the "moment I knew I wanted to become a journalist." The linked story tells you what and how to submit. Please consider sharing your videos with the Guild, and be sure to let us know if it's featured on Huffpost.