Sentence examples for current journalism from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, much current journalism perceives elections as sporting contests.

He is, however, less than happy about the "pretty poor state" of current journalism.

It is, of course, an ideal story for the current journalism era because it costs nothing.

Both advertising and much current journalism passively sell a particular worldview through their storytelling that is founded not on a public interest to inform (and secondarily to entertain) but on the self interest to entertain (and secondarily to inform) and in doing so maximise profit.

He is a former Googler and current journalism student at Northwestern with designs on going to law school.

"It also builds on the higher profile we've given to regional current affairs journalism in recent months".

The programme was scheduled to be broadcast for several weeks and forms part of a package of current affairs journalism being prepared by the broadcaster in the runup to next month's anniversary of the riots.

What used to be music festivals are now really food, beer, merchandise, drama, literary and current-affairs-journalism festivals.

One of the less significant current contractions in journalism, you may think, and not universally mourned.

Mr. Dornan said, "News about ourselves, journalism, current affairs programming, documentaries -- that's what Canadians want to see".

The current state of journalism is only a reflection of how polarised Turkish society has become under the divisive rule of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.