Sentence examples for electronic journalism from inspiring English sources
Interestingly, the column continues to flourish, notwithstanding the supposed decline of the print medium and the rise of electronic journalism.
The transition to electronic journalism is bringing with it some challenges to old rules of the trade.
Print and electronic journalism aren't just converging for the consumer, they are also converging for working journalists.
Paley did not, and under the tutelage of men like Ed Klauber, Ed Murrow and Paul White he came to take pride in the new electronic journalism.
NOON (13) RICHARD HEFFNER'S OPEN MIND In a rebroadcast of a 1984 episode the "60 Minutes" reporter Mike Wallace, who died last year, discusses the power of the media and the rise of electronic journalism.
After retiring in 1995, he wrote opinion articles for U.S. News & World Report and, making the transition to electronic journalism, maintained his own blog, where he expressed liberal opinions on politics and social issues.
In the name of journalism, electronic store Maplins were able to hook me up with an ever-popular ride-on board – in this instance an Airboard, which will set you back £599 – but not before I'd signed away any hope of suing them for death, destruction or injury.
The new electronic system for journalism, which includes credit card payment of the $50 entry fee, does not apply to entries in the book, drama or music prize categories.
For scholars, the electronic archives of contemporary journalism are a mother lode of history.
As Wickrematunge noted, "No other profession calls on its practitioners to lay down their lives for their art save the armed forces and, in Sri Lanka, journalism... Electronic and print-media institutions have been burnt, bombed, sealed and coerced.
Erin Whiteside, an assistant professor at the school of journalism and electronic media at the University of Tennessee, insists you cannot understand why women watch women's sports without taking into account outdated yet still resilient gender roles.
