Forbes.com titled a post "Dear Journalists at Vice and Elsewhere, Here Are Some Simple Ways Not to Get Your Source Arrested".
Dear journalists, get off the campaign bus (ABC) "For voters tuning in now to the election coverage there wouldn't be a great deal they need to catch up on" writes Greg Jericho (a rather devastating line to include in something called Campaign catchup).
Dear American Journalists, Shame on you for allowing Kim Jong Un to be the first person to call Donald a dotard.
The directors, staff and residents of Phoenix House mourn the loss of a dear friend, a legendary journalist and great New Yorker.
Not just in business ("You're looking, or thinking, like a journalist again, dear boy," he would remind me) or in the etiquette of manoeuvring one's way through the commercial quagmire, but also as an initiation into the close-knit world of British television, and not just television sport.
KORALL--Burt, age 76, music journalist, beloved husband of Paula for 43 years, dear father of Andrew Korall, Diana and David Cohen, loving son-in-law of Gertrude Swetsky, and cousin of Sandra Yorn.
This, dear readers, is why we call journalists "reporters" and we conduct interviews.
"That's not to say you're not all great people but, oh dear, this sounds like the work of three journalists in a pub.
Police officials later claimed to have identified a specific journalist as the author of both the "Dear Boss" letter and the postcard.
