Sentence examples for journalism but it from inspiring English sources

Its not typical journalism, but it may be the future of the financial news business.

She had worked hard for years on poetry, grown-up novels and journalism, but it was only when her imagination found its voice in children's books, that the world - including HG Wells and Rudyard Kipling - assured her that what she was doing was unique.

"Dispatches" was what had come to be called "new journalism," but it transcended that form to become both a profound personal journal and the most brilliant exposition of the cultural dimension of an American war ever compiled.

That's not great journalism, but it would have been great ratings.

Not only was technology upending the business of journalism, but it was also giving readers a new voice.

It is not journalism, but it is not the worst piece of demagoguery that we are likely to endure before November, either, about Romney or Obama.

They still call it journalism, but, really, it's spinach and the hell with it.

Blogging is, to an extent, different from journalism and from academic journals, but it still holds its own as a forum for ideas and for 'civil discourse' among academics.

The practice has become widespread in political journalism, but, as it turns out, it is common in business reporting, too.

Time, Inc. launched People magazine in 1974 not because Time, Inc. thought it was great journalism, but because it realized that the People section of Time magazine was the most popular section in the magazine and celebrity and human interest stories were what consumers (readers) and customers (advertisers) wanted, and People soon became the most profitable magazine in the world.

Born George Campbell Scott in Wise, Virginia, the man who became one of America's finest actors had initially planned a career in journalism but gave it up because, he joked later, it did not pay as well as acting.