Sentence examples for fearless journalism from inspiring English sources

In this context, it is fearless journalism.

Or take the national prize for fearless journalism, the Nat Nakasa award.

Although no one, perhaps not even the founder of Amazon himself, is sure why Jeff Bezos paid $250m for the Washington Post, he does not seem to have done so just to pursue his industry's narrow interests: he has pledged to uphold the paper's tradition of fearless journalism.

Wallace was heavily criticised for his lack of protest – after decades of boasting about fearless journalism – and he disliked his portrayal in the 1999 Hollywood film that followed, The Insider, which starred Russell Crowe as the whistleblower and Christopher Plummer as Wallace.

Ken Silverstein joined First Look Media because it promised the freedom to pursue "fearless journalism".

Sad stories are no longer allowed in the Washington Post Magazine, which, you know, is some goddamn fearless journalism, right there!

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The Guardian is known for its fearless investigative journalism, but when it wrote a story about MPs benefiting from second incomes and led with a photograph of and caption about Gordon Brown, it fired at the wrong target.

His integrity and courage through many battles - especially when the paper took on the far right in Leeds a decade ago - serves as a reminder of the critical importance of vigorous and fearless regional journalism.

"The events of July 2011 [when the Guardian reported that Milly Dowler's phone had been hacked by the News of the World] have demonstrated that vigorous and fearless responsible journalism is vital for public interest.