Sentence examples for every journalism from inspiring English sources

There should be a gold statue of Bethany McLean outside every journalism school in the world.

But BuzzFeed has achieved what every journalism organisation needs to: Buzzfeed is successful because of the internet, rather than in spite of it.

I'll tell you, though, a book that's mostly overlooked now is William Manchester's "The Death of a President," which is a classic of narrative nonfiction and should be taught in every journalism school.

"#IfTheyGunnedMeDown Tweets should be required reading in every journalism class in America," said one commentator.

I have a mentor, a J-school grad and friend, who says she's been laid off from every journalism job she's ever had.

Every journalism school in the country should be teaching students the (very difficult) science of survey methods, so they can all start adding more objective evidence to their stories — because, thanks to Google, all of them have the capacity to be pollsters.

And it combines the new ethos, that there are two political sides to every modern journalism error or brouhaha.

"This may be a small URL change, but it marks a big step for the Guardian and reflects our evolution from a much-respected national print newspaper based only in the UK … to a leading global news and media brand … and an ever-growing worldwide audience accessing Guardian journalism every minute of every day," said Cordrey.

This may be a small URL change but it marks a big step for the Guardian and reflects our evolution from a much-respected national print newspaper based only in the UK – reaching hundreds of thousands of people once a day – to a leading global news and media brand, with offices around the world, and an ever-growing worldwide audience accessing Guardian journalism every minute of every day.

EVERY new form of journalism announces itself with a new syntax that suggests a changed sense of the news itself.

We are practicing great journalism every day, no matter how it is consumed.