Sentence examples for journalism feeds from inspiring English sources

For the first example look at the BBC, where its multiple outlets – TV, radio, the web – are increasingly well-integrated: its TV and radio journalism feeds into web pages, while TV programmes are available again on the iPlayer, and radio is spread around the world over the net.

By Galina Solodunova Journalism feeds on conflict.

One way the company will succeed, said Tronc's chief digital officer, Anne Vasquez, in a much-mocked video, is to "harness the power of our local journalism, feed it into a funnel, and then optimize it so that we reach the biggest global audience possible".

But the "shallow nature of today's political journalism," fed in large part by Twitter, has led to "a journalistic reward structure in Washington that often prizes speed and scoops over context," Hamby said in a research paper written while he was a fellow at the Joan Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics and Public Policy last spring.

This "tronc team" will work with all the local markets to harness the power of our local journalism, feed it into a funnel, and then optimize it.

I'd say a dedicated shopping or journalism feed could be in the works.

Tabloid journalism to feed wolves.

Maybe this data will stop all the lazy journalism reprinting Twitter feeds and analysing everything with regards to Twitter as if it is representative of the whole country's opinion and needs.

It is a story of little interest to that form of journalism eager to feed anxieties about British identity and "race" or to the type of mainstream politician who profits from them.

He joined the J-School in 2006 as the founding director of the award-winning NYCity News Service, which feeds student work to journalism outlets of all types and sizes.

"These are not profiles in courage, and this is not journalism," she said of some of the reporters' Twitter feeds.