Sentence examples for journalism matters from inspiring English sources
This book reminds us why tough, skeptical journalism matters so much: it helps to keep us free.
The pop press, she argues in an Independent article headlined Why tabloid journalism matters, deals with subjects that the serious press ignores.
The amazing family that has controlled it for more than a century has imbued the place with a sense that journalism matters more than profit margins or the stock price.
The Guardian's editor-in-chief Alan Rusbridger recently talked at the Media Standards Trust's "Why Journalism Matters" about a public funding of the Press Association in order to continue the provision of local news.
This distinction between content and journalism matters, because journalism often comes with serious side effects.
What I learned above all else was that local journalism mattered.
In the immediate aftermath of the election, it was not entirely uncommon to hear practitioners questioning whether journalism mattered.
On Friday, the American Society of Business Publication Editors celebrated the journal's effort by presenting it with its 2011 "Journalism That Matters" award, an honor given in recognition of coverage that causes change by government or industry.
The American Society of Business Publication Editors celebrated the journal's effort by presenting it with its 2011 "Journalism That Matters" award, an honor given in recognition of coverage that causes change by government or industry.
Times Newspapers Ltd said that the articles were true, it was fair comment and also responsible journalism on matters of public interest.
