Sentence examples for journalism critics from inspiring English sources

Two forces are at play in the apparent role reversal, newspaper editors, television executives and journalism critics say.

As many journalism critics have noted, the Times has yet to reveal what editors among present staff members were directly involved in assigning and editing Judy Miller's stories.

The Daily Oklahoman and its billionaire owner, Edward L. Gaylord, had long been monuments to conservative certainties and frequent targets of journalism critics.

Rather than a commitment to independent journalism, critics say, some new owners were interested in currying favor for their other businesses.

Shafer is among the best journalism critics working today, but, still, as a writer, only a mere programmer – whereas Capote is Steve Jobs.

LGBT rights have featured heavily in its pages over the past six months and, although the paper claims to support freedom of expression and balanced journalism, critics note that some of the content has been overtly anti-gay — even going so far as to claim that gay men are killing each other and deliberately portraying the murders as homophobic.

Such journalism, these critics contend, is "shoddy," nothing more than "simplified pop".

He also alienated generations of pupils from the journalism of critics of integrity like Cyril Connolly and Philip Toynbee because he resented - with only some justification - the way they dominated the review pages.

He's taken shots at Polygon for what he sees as its failure to actually love the medium it's covering, singling out an excerpt published on the site from Phil Owen's book, WTF Is Wrong With Video Games?: "One conclusion is that I wish the book were re-titled WTF Is Wrong with Video Game Journalism: How Gaming Critics Refuse to Grow Up".

The journalism drama "Spotlight" grabbed critics' attention at the Telluride and Toronto film festivals and went on to win several critics groups prizes in December.

Vice's journalism has plenty of critics.