Sentence examples for journalism for an from inspiring English sources

For me, Benidorm was the town where, as a young man, I started working in journalism, for an expat newspaper.

But because of pressure from the intelligence forces, a revolutionary court banned her from journalism for an unprecedented 30 years.

Her journalism has won numerous honors, including the National Magazine Award for feature writing and a Casey Medal for Meritorious Journalism, for an investigative series on foster care in North Carolina.

"It certainly raises the question of whether it is ethical journalism for an editor to use his magazine to push his agenda," said Edward Skyler, the mayor's press secretary, who last week accused Mr. Carter of ordering up a series of hatchet jobs on his boss.

But that's a pretty Flintstones concept of journalism for an administration that presents itself as the Jetsons.

Well, anyone who cares about independent journalism, for a start.

That's not a free press; it's journalism for a price.

Forget the future of journalism for a moment and ask instead: what's happening now?

They've been in the business of journalism for a long time, they are hugely admiring of the Financial Times.

— Paige, Brooklyn A. Live interaction with readers is certainly something we are exploring, especially as we master social viewing and create compelling journalism for a second screen experience.

I have tried to promote the club more as a place for independent journalism than war journalism for a decade now.