Sentence examples for journalism foundation from inspiring English sources

Kelner finished working with the Independent's owners in November when Evgeny Lebedev pulled the plug on a high-profile journalism foundation that he was leading.

Unsurprisingly, though he has met many industry figures in recent weeks to discuss the journalism foundation, he hasn't called on James Murdoch.

In 1999 he wrote perceptively of Hugo Chávez that he saw in him "two opposite men", one who had an extraordinary opportunity to save his country and the other "a conjuror who might enter history as just another despot .Gabo remained loyal to his roots in founding a journalism foundation in Cartagena.

But the episode raises troubling ethical and practical questions for Newsday, said Kelly McBride, the ethics group leader at the Poynter Institute, a journalism foundation in St .Petersburg, Fla ."Newspapers accept ads at their own discretion, but they generally set the bar pretty high for rejecting advertising, because they don't want to be seen as denying access to free speech," she said.

With help from wealthy donors including Mexico cement king Lorenzo Zambrano, he underwrote a journalism foundation based in Cartagena to teach young writers reporting and storytelling skills.

The Associated Press has taken grants from non-political groups and journalism foundations such as the Knight Foundation.

It is funded and organised by leading journalism foundations and organisations in the Netherlands, Denmark, Britain (the Guardian Foundation), Ireland and the Czech Republic.

The same simple prescription also undergirded the announcements by two major journalism foundations -- the Freedom Forum and the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation -- that they are underwriting at least $5.5 million of new efforts to widen the pipeline of black, Asian-American, Native American and Latino journalists entering the profession.

If this year's figures are anything like last year's, it will be hard to determine the exact cause of the decline, which coincided with a $5.5 million multiyear investment by two major journalism foundations to recruit, train and underwrite the salaries of young minority journalists.

It is citizen journalism and foundation-supported investigative funds.

Theft is also a major theme in "As Common As Dirt," from last September's American Prospect, a narrative that is worth revisiting in light of its nomination for a James Beard Foundation Journalism Award on Monday.