Composites and invented figures were an old, if not honorable, journalistic tradition and a standby of newspaper feature writing.
Welles is a different kind of writer — theatrical and Gothic, not journalistic, and not organized.
If this isn't journalistic malpractice by Fox News, I don't know what is.
This method, looking back at catastrophe through the eyes of witnesses, has become a familiar device of popular history if not quite a journalistic cliché.
We felt that getting journalists to play a character as if they were voice actors wasn't journalistic.
Most, if not all, sources of journalistic information, from Google to broadcast news or punditry, gain their original material from the laborious and expensive work of experienced newspaper reporters diligently working their beats over the course of years.
His decision was overturned in October 2002 by the court of appeal, which ruled that the detail contained in the Mirror's article was "a legitimate, if not essential, part of the journalistic package designed to demonstrate that Ms Campbell had been deceiving the public when she said she did not take drugs".
She also reminded voters that she was a female leader when she said: "The truth, and everyone knows it, is that Paris has buzzed for months if not years in the political and journalistic milieu about the rather pathological relationship that Mr Strauss-Kahn maintains toward women".
Of course, there's often much of interest in a movie beside the art of the director (of journalistic or sociological interest if not of aesthetic passion).
Staining a whole group with such a broad journalistic brush would be considered ignorant if not racist had it been written about anyone but white people.
