Sentence examples for contrast journalism from inspiring English sources

By contrast, journalism, as Rusbridger says, is about what's there to be published, what editors think we need to know.

Journalism, by contrast, lacks a formal code for citing scholarly work.

But others are going further, and cautioning fellow conservatives — who often champion non-traditional approaches to journalism in contrast to a mainstream perceived as biased — about Mr. O'Keefe's techniques in principle.

His breach of the undertakings freely made for Times Newspapers was a marked contrast with the independent journalism we at the Sunday Times (and William Rees-Mogg at the Times) had enjoyed under the principled ownership of the Thomson family.

In contrast to other citizen journalism sites such as CNN's iReport, NowPublic, GroundReport, or CJReport, there is not much room for citizens to participate in the journalism other than voting with their cash and submitting tips.

Barnes was one of a number of cricket writers of the immediate post-war era who adopted a confrontational tabloid style of journalism, in contrast to the more sedate reporting of the 1930s.

It's that same contrast of cultures – between traditional journalism and bleeding-edge hacker culture – that form the backbone of the book.

(My journalism word rate, by contrast, is 500 words per hour).

In contrast to the fast-paced field of journalism, science is incremental and slow.

In contrast, the path that led Mustafa Nayyem to journalism was marked by happenstance.

In direct contrast, those willing to fight for truly independent journalism -- including whistleblowers, political activists and journalists themselves -- are struggling to provide our world with vital light, fueled by comprehension that real journalism must be willing to challenge entrenched power.