Sentence examples for different journalism from inspiring English sources

"I would attribute the rise of FiveThirtyEight and Vox and all of these different sites to the fact that there is just an opportunity to do different journalism right now," Bell says.

Mickey Kaus, who had discussed the ethics of reporting the rumor on his Web blog, kausfiles.com, agreed that two different journalism worlds exist and he said that it's a good thing.

Blogging is, to an extent, different from journalism and from academic journals, but it still holds its own as a forum for ideas and for 'civil discourse' among academics.

"Art is different from journalism," says Atkinson.

Do you feel that what you do is different from journalism?Yes, very much so.

Academic writing is different from journalism, so make sure you are writing the latter.

The point, though, is that the best of the pieces are something quite different from journalism.

(In this respect, I think creative writing is different from journalism, having done both).

The impulse waned in religious terms but triumphed in a different field: journalism.

The Woolly Mammoth theatre in Washington DC, which premiered the piece in 2010 and plans to bring it back, has apologised for advertising the work as non-fiction – but again stated that art is different from journalism.

Doing science PR at the EC is not fundamentally different from journalism.