Sentence examples for journalism knowledge from inspiring English sources

There are many situations in which it would be important to know how to handle the level of random information that agents possibly receive, for instance in learning situations, in social media, journalism, knowledge diffusion, skill acquisition, experience dissemination, epidemics, and possibly risk management.

But it became clear that keeping professional journalists and citizen journalists together in one workshop did not work, as the journalism knowledge in these groups was so different.

The following is a chapter I wrote in "The Assault on Journalism: Building Knowledge to Protect Freedom of Expression," edited by Ulla Carlsson and Reeta Pöyhtäri and recently published by Nordicom at the University of Gothenburg in Sweden.

She was also one of the most respected editors in the business, so her basic good judgment and knowledge of journalism were also important.

The downside of this first option is the outsourcing of the dispute and the lack of certainty about whether the arbitrator had specialised knowledge of journalism.

I do not occupy a position in the world of journalism; I had no knowledge of the extent of this disgraceful practice and the repugnant nature of the selection of victims that is now emerging; nor of its apparent reach into senior levels".

He was, he said, an outsider: "I do not occupy a position in the world of journalism; I had no knowledge of the extent of this disgraceful practice and the repugnant nature of the selection of victims that is now emerging; nor of its apparent reach into senior levels".

—James Murdoch "I do not occupy a position in the world of journalism; I had no knowledge of the extent of this disgraceful practice and the repugnant nature of the selection of victims that is now emerging; nor of its apparent reach into senior levels".

I do not occupy a position in the world of journalism; I had no knowledge of the extent of this disgraceful practice and the repugnant nature of the selection of victims that is now emerging; nor of its apparent reach into senior levels......Now let me turn to the reported displeasure of the Prime Minister and the Home Secretary of the relationship with Mr Wallis.

So how are we to move in the direction of knowledge-based journalism?

As the example of violent crime suggests, knowledge-based journalism should be grounded in a way of thinking.