Sentence examples for balanced journalism from inspiring English sources

I have balanced journalism and activism since learning just how much food is squandered, and my blog is a manifestation of that shift from pure journalist to writer/advocate.

Pretending that both sides of an issue are equal when they are not is not "balanced" journalism; it is a fairy tale — and, unlike most fairy tales, a disingenuous one.

One, Jon Pensak of Sherborn, Mass., said that allowing Yousef space in The Times "isn't balanced journalism, it is more the dissemination of propaganda in the spirit of advocacy journalism".

We are extremely proud of the quality, balanced journalism that [station name] produces.

Here's a recent example of bad "balanced" journalism.

Balanced journalism had long separated these young reporters from their older counterparts, and when the revolution began, it also, crucially, held them apart from more strident young writers.

Still, I was hoping to be able to continue the trick of balancing journalism and research with the help of a budding research group.

The question of how best to structure a media company to balance good journalism and good profits has an extra-sharp edge these days as advertising revenue drops and the cost of newsprint rises.

"All too often we believe that well-balanced journalism means we have to give people like Jenny McCarthy and Michael Weinstein a chance to use the media as a megaphone to spurt anti-scientific personal views as facts," Leue said.

Like so many of your readers, I read The Economist for what I generally believe to be fairly balanced and well-researched journalism.

"Balance" in journalism and reporting is an imperfect beast.