Sentence examples for journalism as much from inspiring English sources

"I would trust citizen journalism as much as I would trust citizen surgery," quipped Morley Safer, a CBS correspondent.

More than anything, DealBook is one of those creatures of 21st-century journalism – as much about "brand" as anything else.

They ought to be encouraged, and encouraged to embody journalism as much as possible and political constraint as little as possible.

As Pierre Bourdieu has argued, journalism, as much as any other social field, is a field of struggle between different players, who compete for dominance and control of the field's economic, symbolic and social capitals.

" Brown emphasized that journalism has been "the defining part" of her professional life and that she views journalism as much more than just a business.

"I would trust citizen journalism as much as I would trust citizen surgery," he said.

Community journalism is as much a lifestyle as a job.

I have often thought that journalism is as much about the process as the product.

At this stage in its liberation from Soviet censors, Russian journalism offers about as much variety and inconsistency as the Internet.

Literary journalism, apparently, is as much in a crisis in France as it is here – the media often publishes book blurbs intact, and critics are famous for not reading the books they review.

It feels like a bigger sacrifice, so I don't do quite as much journalism.