Sentence examples for fair journalism from inspiring English sources

"There's no fair journalism".

"Throwing out statistics, like it's the first time since such-and-such, is fair journalism," Roddick said.

I remember then it got really crystallised for us that fair journalism has to be not just about reporting what contending parties are saying but about ascertaining the facts.

For example, we have pledged to support training courses for journalists in Tunisia, where dozens of new publications have sprung up since the revolution, but where there is no tradition of free and fair journalism.

A colleague begged me, "Please don't let her off the hook" — and I do realize that I'm hardly the first naïve liberal to make Kelly into the Lucy Van Pelt to our Charlie Brown, holding out the football of fair journalism.

In the spirit of fair journalism, the WSJ could have at least added that line of disclosure, especially since I attack Pipes in my book.

Increasingly, we're seeing that people are recognizing that original, deeply reported, rigorously fair, expert journalism is worth paying for.

A BBC spokesperson said: "Panorama's important and fair investigative journalism asks legitimate questions about the conduct of the police, journalists, campaigners, and politicians in handling historic allegations of child abuse".

You are a champion of independent, fair, reliable journalism at its best in a moment in our country's history when that tradition, which you and I both love and support, is wobbling.

Our institutions of fair-minded journalism, of science and scholarship, and of the arts matter more now than ever.

Not to impede fair and legitimate journalism, no matter how awkward that journalism may be for police officers and local councils.