Sentence examples for journalism built from inspiring English sources

It started as music journalism built for the web, but in late 2013 launched an iOS app called Pitchfork Weekly to bring its work to mobile devices.

"We've broken many stories, had a massive impact, demonstrated a serious commitment to public interest journalism, built a deeply engaged community and had a lot of fun.

1951) took reins 1887 and created newspaper empire based on sensational "yellow" journalism; built readership with what reportedly were exaggerated accounts and pictures of Spanish-American War.

Mr. Freedman, who is also a professor of journalism, builds his portraits with great care.

"Great drama and great TV and great journalism are built on conflict," Mr. Zucker said.

The ethics of journalism are built partly on cultural grounds and partly on commercial grounds.

After another abortive attempt at Free Soil journalism, he built houses and dabbled in real estate in New York from about 1850 until 1855.

Ms. Brown knows great journalism, having built her reputation with her wholesale makeover of Vanity Fair and her stewardship at The New Yorker.

Manning wrote: "the AFR's business journalism is built on a fundamental contract between company and reporter: high-level access in exchange for soft coverage".

Even ink-stained wretches pull down five-figures – and, unlike everywhere else in America, since journalism is built on documenting nonsense, there's some real job security in documenting Washington.

Journalism is built on a strong tradition of unbiased reporting.