Sentence examples for Hit the journalism from inspiring English sources

Mr. Báez's death hit the journalism community particularly hard because he had mentored several younger reporters, pressing them to look for telling details in their images and their reports.

Then, the slings and arrows of feckless journalism hit: The Independent — a British newspaper — rebukes the New York Times's Sunday Magazine London supplement for getting some things "amusingly" and "spectacularly wrong".

Time magazine and CNN both suspended journalist Fareed Zakaria on Friday after he was caught plagiarising from the New Yorker in the latest scandal to hit the world of American journalism.

In 1995, the channel Pro TV was formed and hit the market with aggressive journalism and manipulation.

It started with Thoreau and Melville, developed in the 1950s with the Beats, and came of age in the seventies when the likes of Tom Wolfe and Hunter S Thompson hit the headlines with their "new journalism".

When Rupert Murdoch bought the Wall Street Journal, in 2007, it was as if somebody had hit the rewind button on the history of journalism.

Public interest journalism in particular has been hit the hardest as newspapers are being lured into a clickbait culture which favours the sensational and the trivial.

Public interest journalism in particular has been hit the hardest as newspapers are lured into a clickbait culture which favours the sensational and the trivial.

Journalism used to be the preserve of working-class stiffs who filed stories and hit the bars.

Thirty years later, the Hitler Diaries hoax is still the biggest scandal to have hit German journalism after 1945.

Journalism student Luke Tumaru, 23, regularly hits the clubs in Christchurch on a Saturday night but makes sure he gets there early.