The phrase "a time when journalism" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific period or moment in the history or practice of journalism.
Example: "There was a time when journalism played a crucial role in shaping public opinion and holding power accountable."
Alternatives: "an era in which journalism" or "a period when journalism".
AT a time when journalism seems to be consumed in ever smaller bites — OMG! #NoTW!
At a time when journalism stoops to compete, the appointments of Lelyveld and Roberts send a reassuring signal about news standards.
Google is in a battle royal over whether it has the right to profit so profligately from newspaper content at a time when journalism is in such jeopardy.
I moved to Chicago in the fall of 2007, at a time when journalism jobs were drying up and blowing away like tumbleweed.
Little, Brown; 592 pages; $27.99 and £25 A giant of British journalism, now living in America, recalls a time when journalism was in the ascendant and readers were happy to pay for independent reporting.
What's modern about Hazlitt, and specific to him, is his role as a journalist at a time when journalism, especially periodical journalism, was becoming a staple of British society.
For the longest time, when journalism students would ask me how to get started as writers, I would tell them to go to work for an alternative newsweekly.
The business of journalism is, simply put, experiencing an historic decline in paid advertising and circulation, leading to deep newsroom cutbacks that have harmed quality journalism at a time when quality journalism is needed most.
At a time when investigative journalism is practically extinct in Russia they have courageously kept going.
At a time when investigative journalism is practically extinct in Russia they have courageously kept going.
Levy's new post, announced in late July, comes at a time when New York City journalism is under significant economic pressure.
