Sentence examples for effective journalism from inspiring English sources
That's a pretty good definition of what effective journalism does.
The Web, as I quickly found out, is a remarkably effective journalism machine.
It was effective journalism, reporting that the victims of violence themselves accused the US-led occupation of being behind all the carnage.
As the former newspaperman and Web evangelist Jeff Jarvis (who has also consulted for The New York Times) has been saying since before broadband, the Web is not just a way to shout, it is a way to listen, one that can lead to deeper, more effective journalism.
That is a sign of effective journalism.
"Good journalism costs money.
Being in step with the possibilities and developments of digital audiences is as much about making journalism effective as it is about making it profitable.
These kind of attacks severely damage the confidence between reporters and their sources and pose a grave threat to effective and responsible journalism.
The New York Times Co. on Friday said it has named Assistant Managing Editor Jonathan I. Landman as deputy managing editor in charge of digital journalism, effective Aug. 23.
Tickets are only $35, which makes it a pretty cost-effective alternative to journalism school.
As far as the screenplay Oscars go, I applaud the prize going to Spotlight, which cleverly approximated the steady and relentless drumbeat created by effective and consistent investigative journalism.
