Sentence examples for journalism institution from inspiring English sources

Paul Chadwick said: "The Guardian has a fine tradition of effective readers' editors and I look forward to playing a part in this valued journalism institution in what is a radically changing global media environment".

The journalist, Michel du Cille, who has shown no symptoms and even been to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) for work since his return, said he is "completely weirded out that a journalism institution that should be seeking out facts and details is basically pandering to hysteria".

At the opening of the new Journalism Institution, he sat down on the stairs to chat to two of his friends, when a photographer took their photo.

It was offensive, insensitive to the victims of Asiana's plane crash, and indicative of a major problem in a government and journalism institution.

His staff is leaving almost as fast as the staff of The New Republic, another journalism institution that an online billionaire was going to try and save.

Du Cille told the Washington Post's Lindsay Bever: "I'm pissed off and embarrassed and completely weirded out that a journalism institution that should be seeking out facts and details is basically pandering to hysteria".

After causing competitive shivers among some Bay Area journalism institutions, how interesting it is that the Times chose to invade our Western shore pretty much wearing panties and floaties instead of the full battle gear available to the national "paper of record".

And they were motivated in part by Pulitzer's belief that journalism needed institutions that would help it adjust to a new role in a new era.

He set up the CIJ, which is funded through charitable foundations, in 2003 to address what he saw as a worsening media climate for serious, in-depth and critical reporting and, over the following 13 years, established its reputation as one of the pre-eminent investigative journalism training institutions in the world.

New media culture and the social consequences of the "media revolution" have indeed received surprisingly little attention, considering the central role media and journalism as institutions have in society.

Indeed, this is the very role of journalism as an institution of modernity.