Sentence examples for journalism at large from inspiring English sources

Rosen also pointed out the importance of what this could mean for journalism at large.

While it's hard to fully believe him, it's certainly reassuring for someone like me who is in fact quite worried about what prison time, in this case, could mean for the future of investigative reporting, internet security, and journalism at large.

It's possible to do great journalism in discrete, isolated cases without much funding and by working alone, but it's virtually impossible to do sustained, broad-scale investigative journalism aimed at large and powerful entities without such funding.

■ Knighted for services to journalism, 2004; Editor at Large, Reuters, 2011.

A message from the Irish president, Michael D Higgins, said it was a well deserved honour that "recognises the distinguished contribution that John has made to the world of journalism – and to society at large".

Because that's the amazing thing about Twitter, online journalism and "take culture" at large: the buffet of reactions.

If you're hearing few howls and seeing little rending of garments over the impending death of institutional, high-quality journalism, it's because the public at large has been trained to undervalue journalists and journalism.

The review of the company's journalism, completed by Clark Hoyt, an editor at large at Bloomberg News and a former public editor of The New York Times, also found that Bloomberg had inconsistently applied its policy of not covering its parent company.

Looking back, what will it take to make open journalism a reality for South Africa and the continent at large?

The bride's father is the editor at large at Newsweek and a visiting professor of journalism at Princeton.

The project, it seems, was not an experiment in Web-only journalism at one of the nation's largest newspapers, but a result of the financial pressure afflicting the industry.