Sentence examples for characteristics journalism from inspiring English sources
It isn't an accident that all three of these men share certain demographic characteristics; journalism, especially high-end journalism, is still very white and male, and sinners get judged by a jury of their very specific peers.
Reaching out to devoted followings with unique voices and personalities and cultivating a community of readers and viewers may be one characteristic of journalism that hasn't changed much over the century.
"As well as being, or in fact because they are, essential to Reuters journalism, these characteristics can also drive huge commercial success".
One of the essential characteristics of strong independent journalism is that it depends heavily on self-regulation, and self-monitoring of compliance with the principles it espouses.
Baker is independent and unafraid, two characteristics needed for unfettered journalism, and he has been relentless in pursuing the damning details that other reporters have either misunderstood or ignored.
One of the most dispiriting characteristics of much of business journalism is its relentless Panglossian cheerfulness: it can read like a form of propaganda.
The distinguishing characteristics of Piel's science journalism were a conviction that science is both objective and a social good, a refusal to talk down to his audience and careful, even lavish illustrations and photographs.
Was the great heart of his journalism also a characteristic of him as a father?
Some newspaper people seem to regard beating the competition as the opposable thumb of journalism, an essential characteristic that distinguishes winners from losers.
His style, clear, emphatic, and insensitive, with short sentences forming a self-contained paragraph, came to be for half a century the characteristic English style in higher journalism and exposition of all kinds.
Vargas Llosa is also noted for his substantial contribution to journalism, an accomplishment characteristic of few other Latin American writers.
