Sentence examples for journalism making it from inspiring English sources

Daybreak is to be broadcast from new "state-of-the-art" studios and is promising to put an emphasis on "distinctive, credible journalism", making it a more direct competitor to Breakfast, which brands itself as "the UK's favourite morning programme".

"The internet," said one of the pioneers of online journalism, "makes it easier to be an asshole than ever before in history".

The Pulitzer Prize Board decided at its November Board meeting to expand again the eligibility for journalism awards making it possible for online reporters and commentators to be recognized.

- was necessarily replaced by an altogether different kind of suspense: how would Mailer take this warmed-over material, so recently the subject of television specials and fish-wrap journalism, and make it new again?

Kathleen Carroll, The A.P.'s executive editor, said the company's responsibility was to "preserve our future, so that we can continue to provide news from remote places," and to "rev up our journalism" to make it compelling to customers.

But her journalism rarely made it on the air in recent months.

The people took activism and journalism and made it their own.

Week One I began my experiment -- which is what you call stunt journalism to make it sound more daring -- with a trip to my local Safeway.

The thing that motors cancer journalism, which makes it increasingly acceptable, even good, for hacks to tell all about the very darkest moments of their lives, is our craven culture of voyeurism.

Marx's journalism made him into a serial exile.

Jack's love of journalism makes him more of a team player.