Sentence examples for journalism ideas from inspiring English sources

Such a trajectory could be possible only in Italy, where the lines between politics and journalism, ideas and showmanship, appearance and reality, are ever blurred.

Mr. Minty has been focusing on the introduction of a platform at aljazeera.net to allow the public to contribute opinion or "citizen journalism," ideas that he said were still new to the Arab world.

John Mulholland, editor of The Observer, said: "As the world's oldest Sunday newspaper, we're thrilled to be able to bring our journalism, ideas and debate to a new digital platform in a fresh way, enabling our unique content to be made available to both loyal readers and new audiences around the world.

It will be a home for the most ambitious journalism, ideas and events, setting the agenda and reaching out to readers all around the world".

It also introduced to me the "new journalism" idea that non-fiction narratives could be a literary form on a par with novel writing.

Books, journalism, the ideas behind both, conquered the sterile space, or warmed it, they raised it to the condition of a good university library.

If the Herald has not brought about a change in the distinctive character of French newspapers, it has introduced into French journalism new ideas of which the influence is still making itself felt.

FOR film, fiction and sensational journalism, the idea of an invasion of exotic drugs gangs is irresistible.

These experiments exemplify "link journalism," an idea that is gaining traction in other newsrooms across the country.

What readers need to know now is not "is climate change real?" but "what should we do about it?" My colleague Robert Fisk is a fierce critic of something he calls 50/50 journalism: the idea that reporters should give equal weight to each side in a dispute.

Our future will be built on a foundation of journalism, and on ideas that will emerge from us, and from our wonderful stories and coverage.