Sentence examples for emerging journalism from inspiring English sources

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HF: You and I have both employed the apostle of that old-fashioned virtue, which is Chris Hedges, who tells all of this emerging journalism students to get out from behind the desk and in front of the computer and get out into the field and report the story.

HF: De Tocqueville did also share your sense of importance of maturity of journalism and the prevalence of journalism, and remarked on how much a function of this new emerging society journalism had become.

The BBC should help fund Britain's emerging hyperlocal journalism sector in the same way it supported the rollout of local TV, according to a report from Cardiff University and innovation charity Nesta.

Porter became interested in sports, and concentrated on the emerging sports journalism field.

By then, there were not only many talented writers who covered rock and roll but also there was an emerging rock-journalism canon.

(The article was mostly fiction, but it was well written). By then, there were not only many talented writers who covered rock and roll but also there was an emerging rock-journalism canon.

This is where emerging models of journalism, like "curatorial journalism", are needed.

"Protocols and ethics emerged from journalism, as they have around documentary film-making.

She is researching how experimentation and the adoption of emerging technologies in journalism can be more strategic.

Francesca Panetta (United Kingdom), executive editor for virtual reality at The Guardian, will explore how experimentation and the adoption of emerging technologies in journalism can be more strategic.