Sentence examples for commit acts of journalism from inspiring English sources

In the digital media age, are acts of journalism only committed by journalists, or do we commit acts of journalism when we leave our opinion online?

I don't agree with everything Diller said — TechCrunch still has some opinionated and strong voices, and we strive to commit acts of journalism as often as possible.

With the expansion of the web and the ever-decreasing size and cost of camera phones and video cameras, the ability to commit acts of journalism is spreading to everyone.

The outrageous prosecution of respected journalists in the highest courts and the inhuman detention of bloggers in our prisons further erode public trust for the business of news while widening the scope of censorship to include all who dare commit acts of journalism.

A week after taking the stand during Bradley Manning's trial, Benkler pointed to several past instances where whistleblowers had committed acts of journalism.

(Nice job of ignoring the legacy of all the female journalists who came before and after Murrow.) The twin foundations of the series are that men commit acts of brave journalism and women help them do that, and that any number of attractive women find the pompous Will attractive enough to date (or in MacKenzie's case, obsess over).

Our own Maureen Ryan put it: "The twin foundations of the series are that men commit acts of brave journalism and women help them do that, and that any number of attractive women find the pompous Will attractive enough to date (or in MacKenzie's case, obsess over)."... and give us more Olivia Munn.

And it is this: people are committing acts of citizen journalism.

The less they report on our real lives, the more important it is to lard the system with our words and images, to aggregate each other's work and to continue committing acts of citizen journalism.

He was convicted of conspiracy to commit acts of terrorism, conspiracy to commit aircraft piracy and conspiracy to destroy aircraft.

"We need to be used to going out and committing random acts of journalism," Morrissey said.