Sentence examples for daring journalism from inspiring English sources

Blogging and Twittering and instantaneous publication empower not only readers, but also those most threatened by daring journalism.

Blogging and twittering and instantaneous publication empower not only readers, but also those threatened by daring journalism.

Teamed with Benjamin Bradlee as the paper's energetic top editor and Warren Buffett as her trusted business adviser, Mrs. Graham reigned over an era of daring journalism and financial growth at The Post.

Assange declares that he is pioneering an improved, daring form of journalism.

Mr Drudge is, according to a Washington Post columnist, "certainly the most heroic" reporter in America, a daring outsider in "journalism's smug little guild".

And daring sports commentary and journalism is not widely coveted.

IIn April 1994, the Guardian published a daring piece of investigative journalism chronicling the promises, pitfalls and peculiar vernacular of a new and unexplored territory named Internet.

Golliver had been part of a panel that I had organized at Tulane, the previous day, titled "NBA Journalism: The Daring Young Men on the Flying Trapeze".

From Anderson Cooper to John Oliver, it's become fashionable of late -- even in mainstream media circles -- to laud those daring enough to combine journalism with activism.

Mark Morford is the author of The Daring Spectacle: Adventures in Deviant Journalism, a mega-collection of his finest columns for the San Francisco Chronicle and SFGate.

A rather huge one.... Mark Morford is the author of The Daring Spectacle: Adventures in Deviant Journalism, a mega-collection of his finest columns for the SF Chronicle and SFGate.