Sentence examples for journalism costs from inspiring English sources

Journalism costs money.

"But quality journalism costs money.

The Guardian's journalism costs much more than the price readers pay for the paper.

It has been said before but bears repeating – journalism costs money.

"Journalism" costs only 30 cents.Overture invented the concept, which was initially derided as another bizarre dotcom business model that would never take off.

The Guardian and New York Times are losing readers faster, their heavyweight journalism costs more, and although their holding companies recently posted profits, revenues have been falling alarmingly.

I don't subscribe to the idea that journalists should make commercial innovation their key activity, but in the digital realm, a clear understanding of both what stories and journalism cost to produce and how they can be most engaging and effective are crucial.

Producing that kind of journalism, which costs money, will require some other support system.

A master's in journalism would cost at least 20K, no exceptions.

"If you think that free is going to produce something that's as much of a cost centre as good journalism – because it costs money to do good journalism – you're out of your mind".

It needs quality journalism, and that costs money".