Sentence examples for distinguished journalism from inspiring English sources

The guild, an affiliate of the Communications Workers of America, has sponsored the annual Heywood Broun Award for distinguished journalism in his name since 1941.

One positive result of the accelerating complexity of post-World War II life was a body of distinguished journalism and social commentary.

Under Mr. Shapiro, "Dateline" has won 25 Emmy Awards, 19 Edward R. Murrow Awards and three Columbia-duPont Awards for distinguished journalism.

In the same part of the wood, Al Alvarez, formerly The Observer's poetry editor, has collected a lifetime of distinguished journalism in Risky Business: People, Pastimes, Poker & Books (Bloomsbury).

Being asked to join the distinguished journalism faculty at Columbia as director of the Tow Center is an incredible honour and represents a once in a lifetime opportunity to help reshape the future of journalism at this critical time".

The Boston Globe and The New York Times each won two reporting awards, while 10 other news organizations were cited for a wide range of distinguished journalism in the tradition of George W. Polk, a CBS correspondent who was killed in 1948 covering the civil war in Greece.

It can distinguish journalism from all the other online material.

The ethical standards which distinguish journalism from tittle-tattle or malicious gossip are set out clearly in the editors' code.

As CW Andersen, Emily Bell and Clay Shirky put it in their spectacular essay on post-industrial journalism, "hard news is what distinguishes journalism from just another commercial activity".

"What distinguishes journalism from stock research," he wrote, "is that you carry out sleuthing for public enlightenment and only public enlightenment, not private gain".

Also, if I can find a copy anywhere, I might take The Waters of Thirst, by Adam Mars-Jones, to find out if his fiction is suffused with the same delightful generosity of spirit that distinguishes his journalism.