The phrase "affiliated journalists" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to journalists who are connected or associated with a particular organization, group, or network.
Example: "The conference featured a panel of affiliated journalists who shared their insights on current events."
Alternatives: "associated journalists" or "connected journalists".
Dogan-affiliated journalists say they face constant pressure to temper their copy.
The leaked data was obtained this year by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) via the French daily Le Monde, and was analyzed by a consortium of 154 journalists affiliated with 47 different media outlets — including Le Monde, The Guardian, CBS and The Indian Express, among others.
On Thursday a charge sheet was released by Egyptian authorities, which named a number of other journalists affiliated with al-Jazeera.
But security forces are often accused of intimidating, threatening and assaulting journalists affiliated with opposition parties or critical of the corrupt patronage system fostered by the two governing parties.
But President Kim Dae Jung, in a recent meeting with journalists affiliated with foreign news organizations, said he was worried that "there is a growing trend toward anti-American sentiment" and "maybe some people respond emotionally".
SEOUL, South Korea — Five South Koreans, including three journalists affiliated with the mass-circulation daily JoongAng Ilbo, have been detained and questioned by the Chinese authorities along China's border with North Korea, the South Korean government and the newspaper said on Friday.
The three journalists affiliated with the mass-circulation daily JoongAng Ilbo and two researchers from the government-financed Korea Transport Institute were near the Tumen River, which forms the northeastern border between China and North Korea, when they were stopped by the Chinese police on Sept. 20.
It will be the first time that journalists affiliated with the local sites will work in collaboration with the NBC News team on an effort like this.
The New York Times reported that the party's security forces "are often accused of intimidating, threatening and assaulting journalists affiliated with opposition parties or critical of the corrupt patronage system fostered by the two governing parties".
