Sentence examples for journalism effort from inspiring English sources

When I first read the piece last night, it immediately harked back to the devastating Colorado fires last summer, where this same issue — runaway development in a danger zone — was also revealed best by an online journalism effort — in that case undertaken by I-News, an innovative partnership involving nonprofit and for-profit news enterprises.

Ushahidi grew out of a citizen journalism effort Okolloh helped lead during the deadly postelection rioting in Kenya last January.

In January, AOL sold off controlling interest in its long-hemorrhaging hyperlocal journalism effort, Patch (which, disclosure, I also used to be part of) to investment firm Hale Global, laying off several hundred employees in the process.

Some underground Web sites run by students are serious journalism efforts, while others are simply the rantings of teenagers.

Shirky encourages institutions to reform ready for the networked world, and is credited as one of the thinkers who inspired the Guardian's open journalism efforts.

The foundation, which supports an array of journalism efforts, also financed the launch of Spot.Us, the site Hoshaw is using to round up backers for her freelance trip to the Pacific.

While many citizen journalism efforts in the past have struggled to take off, Fresco News is interesting because it's extending what traditional newsrooms are doing anyway – that is, sourcing photos and videos from the crowd.

This has meant normal newsroom stuff like a fleshed-out weekend plan and mandatory vacations, and more aggressive journalism efforts like allowing writers to take lots of time away from the day-to-day grind to go after the big stories.

But all citizen journalism efforts help keep the public informed.

All of us will coordinate with our colleagues on the business side as we develop new journalism efforts and offerings that strengthen us commercially.

As the annual State of News Media study by the Pew Project for Excellence in Journalism shows, only an estimated $141 million (not including public broadcasting) of philanthropic support has gone into non-profit journalism efforts in the last four years.