Sentence examples for journalism enterprise from inspiring English sources

In a joint report, The Sunday Times and ProPublica, an American investigative journalism enterprise, yesterday detailed a libel lawsuit against Henrik Thomsen, a Danish clinician who is among those that alerted patients and regulators to potential risks of a drug called Omniscan that is administered to people receiving MRIs in order to improve the images.

In a joint report, The Sunday Times and ProPublica, an American investigative journalism enterprise, have detailed a libel lawsuit against Henrik Thomsen, a Danish clinician who is among those that alerted patients and regulators to potential risks of a drug called Omniscan that is administered to people receiving MRIs in order to improve the images.

Mr. Tsiaras grew TheVisualMD.com out of his already well-established journalism enterprise.

Some serious and newsworthy insight into Chief Batt's character, just as we'd expect from a journalism enterprise that's taken its public service role very seriously for well over 100 years.

The Huffington Post is both a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalism enterprise with investigative reporters all around the world and a platform where people both known and unknown with something interesting to say can say it.

The exceptions include investigative reporting, scoops or what we've vaguely called in the journalism biz, "enterprise" work -- now known as "unique content" when we want to try to charge people for it.

Journalism is an enterprise of reassurance.

Mr. Johnson suggested an emphasis on investigative and enterprise journalism.

It's not a tabloid, but it doesn't carry in-depth, enterprise journalism either.

My only bias is one that favors the enterprise journalism of The Times, which sometimes involves issues of placement and headlines.

As enterprise journalism has been under siege and however soft their celebrities covers may have been, the magazine aggressively covers business and scandal, including in Hollywood.