Sentence examples for done journalism from inspiring English sources

No one had ever done journalism like this before.

I was a porter in a nurses' home.' He has always done journalism (he has been a TV critic and a film critic) and there has been Arts Council cash and prize money.

(Journalism students will have correctly determined that he was asking for a neat subset of "off the record" sourcing called the Chatham House Rule. Well done journalism students, go to the top of your irrelevant class).

Gabriel García Márquez was also passionate about cinema: "I so loved the cinema that I threw myself into it for the same reasons I wrote novels and stories and that I've done journalism: it was another way of telling the story".

The profound title of his presentation is "Does Journalism Exist?".

Where did you go? Liverpool John Moores (LJM Universityy – to do journalism.

Where does journalism (non-fiction) end, and literary fiction begin?

Your parents were journalists – did journalism ever beckon?

"Where does journalism end and entertainment begin?" the Columbia Journalism Review asked.

Many novelists do journalism to top up their earnings.

I find it not a way to do journalism.