Sentence examples similar to co-reporting journalists from inspiring English sources
The Intercept was co-founded by journalists at the forefront of reporting on the disclosures from former NSA contractor Edward Snowden, and the site has quickly distinguished itself for aggressive coverage of national security issues.
Last month I pulled all the stops for 10 days in Jordan to co-train Libyan journalists and media managers on conflict-sensitive reporting.
Further study of journalists reporting in this area might identify useful research translation strategies for other areas of tobacco control.
Stock analysts feed their reports to journalists.
That report reminded journalists to use anonymous sources sparingly.
He says it could change local reporting for journalists.
Agence-France Presse has reported two journalists missing in Libya.
This is filmed by a co-conspirator journalist.
"The attack on our staff, and the destruction of their equipment and recordings, were clearly part of a co-ordinated attempt to stop accredited news journalists reporting a legitimate news story".
The BBC said it deplored the act of violence, which it described as "part of a co-ordinated attempt to stop accredited news journalists reporting a legitimate news story".
To me the No. 1 serious threat is the creeping criminalization of journalism in national security reporting by naming journalists as co-conspirators in the Espionage Act or other leak cases.
