Sentence examples for if not journalism from inspiring English sources
Once again, some in the old media have decided that the best way to save, if not journalism, at least themselves, is by pointing fingers and calling names.
(I've also run into veteran correspondents, who having covered wars for years, take on an almost William S. Burroughs appearance -- aged and leathery skin, pickled by their drug of choice, eyes with a hint of madness. And like junk for Burroughs, they need war to live happily, or, usually unhappily. It's not journalism if you're not being shot at).
But the truth is, other countries produce as good if not better journalism than we do, all over the world.
Still, at least in my hometown, it seemed distinctly like a golden age of print news, if not of journalism.
Asked if that meant that Rippon's piece was "not journalism", he responded: "I think there is a sense in which it isn't journalism because it is about the workings of the BBC".
This is prejudice, not journalism.
