Sentence examples for and journalism in a from inspiring English sources
Arrington has not called himself a journalist – and his case mostly points up the shifting nature of what we call news and journalism in a world where anyone can publish and many will.
He's clearly a Spalding Gray 2.0, combining stories with autobiography and journalism in a unique and fascinating manner.
"Seniors are rarely seen on screen, and when they are, they are ridiculed," said Dr. Stacy L. Smith, director of the Media, Diversity & Social Change Initiative at USC's Annenberg School of Communication and Journalism, in a press release.
After testing 284 experts in political science, economics, history, and journalism in a staggering 27,450 predictions about the future, Tetlock concluded that they did little better than "a dart-throwing chimpanzee".
She also has been a producer, author and television news anchor, and is married to Bob Iger, chairman and chief executive of Walt Disney Co. "The breadth of Willow Bay's experiences, skills and talents is extraordinary," said Ernest James Wilson III, dean of the Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism, in a statement.
He studied television and journalism in an extension course at U.C.L.A., working part time as a waiter and at a movie house.
And journalism, in the end, is always an act of betrayal.
"Spain has had many important literary magazines, but not one that mixed short fiction, reportage and other forms of nonfiction and new journalism in an original way," Aurelio Major, co-editor of Granta en Español, explained.
When I was a teen-ager and studying journalism in an after-school program, I had an instructor named Bill Farr.
By Margaret Talbot May 16, 2013 When I was a teen-ager and studying journalism in an after-school program, I had an instructor named Bill Farr.
Steve Aukland, Local World's chief executive, may have stepped in to "clarify" Montgomery's robot model of journalism: but Montgomery means what he said and this puts British journalism in a very dangerous place.
