Our journalism depends on it.
"Because, in the end, journalism depends on a typewriter, the truth, and a decent regulator".
Now, in today's Independent, he returns to that theme in an interview with Ian Burrell, saying that the future of journalism depends on its providers building pay walls and charging a small price for online subscriptions.
While medicine and science are being overtaken by computers and laser beams, journalism depends on human interaction.
However, the fact that professional journalists turn to democracy activists to help them "save the news" (the name of FreePress's project) shows that journalism depends on democracy - the kind of democracy that unfolds from organized citizen's actions.
And the subsidies flow both ways: small investigative teams often rely on the leads and legwork provided by bigger outfits.All that means, though, that the new-model journalism depends heavily on the old kind it is designed to replace.
So a search for "French press" will return results about journalism, dry cleaners or coffee, depending on the user's interests.
Matthew Goldstein, chancellor of CUNY, welcomed the flexibility of setting different tuition rates depending on the program — a master's of business degree versus a master's of journalism, for instance.
Depending on how much you want to become a film critic, consider studying film, English or Journalism.
Depending on his sweater.
