Sentence examples for explanatory journalism from inspiring English sources

So-called "explanatory journalism" can be persuasive journalism, too.

One award to The Times was for explanatory journalism.

Perhaps standalone sites devoted to explanatory journalism will soon seem equally strange.

It is well regarded for its scoops, in-depth interviews and explanatory journalism.

For the piece, Faludi won a Pulitzer Prize for explanatory journalism in 1991.

But it's fairly standard fare for explanatory journalism: the data's (relatively) easy to get, and not insurmounably hard to explain.

In the end, Bezos -- who dropped $250 million on the paper -- decided against investing another $10 million or more into Klein's explanatory journalism-focused start-up.

This deep and explanatory (see Jay Rosen) journalism can only be built by an expensive newsroom staffed by veteran reporters who have built expertise and relationships with sources over many years.

The Guardian (www.guardiannews.com) is the recipient of the 2012 Online Journalism Award (ONA) in the "explanatory reporting" category for its May 8 interactive feature, "Gay rights in the US, state by state".

Among the journalism awards, the prize for explanatory reporting was awarded to the staff of The Chicago Tribune for that paper's series on the chaos in the country's air traffic control system.

Coverage he directed at the New York Times won five Pulitzer Prizes – one each for national reporting, international reporting and commentary and two in explanatory reporting - and his reporters won numerous other journalism prizes, including Polk and Loeb awards.