Sentence examples for crime journalism from inspiring English sources
The line between investigative crime journalism and harassment can become blurry and difficult to manage.
The scrappy, Brooklyn-born muckraker recalls the tumultuous 60's and its characters, big and small, from the worlds of politics, sports, crime, journalism and music.
And Edward Pearson's 1924 collection of true crime journalism, Studies in Murder, attracted positive critical and commercial attention, as did the work of the Scottish solicitor and crime historian William Roughead.
David Barnett appraises Stan Lee's new creation The year long-form crime journalism found its audience 'Dogs are not babies!' A group of hardy folk signed up to live the hunter-gatherer existence of our Stone Age ancestors for a fascinating TV series.
"Above the Law, Below the Box Springs" is a soberly presented piece of crime journalism in the detail-laden, "In Cold Blood" vein: "Homer Pugh stands 5-8 in his stocking feet, which he keeps in a large duffel bag along with his actual feet".
During this period, major prison reforms and the development of dedicated police forces occurred, crime journalism appeared in daily newspapers, and crime fiction became a popular literary genre.
In her new book, "Tall Man: The Death of Doomadgee," Ms. Hooper turns to the form she cleverly regarded in her first: true-crime journalism.
Edis confronted the link between crime and journalism: "This prosecution is not an attack on the freedom of the press or the process of journalism.
He said those networks had "committed the worst crime of journalism" in "the failure to make the important interesting".
He was condemned, pleaded guilty and sentenced to death for something that I clearly don't think constitutes a crime in journalism".
