Sentence examples for journalism moves from inspiring English sources

As journalism moves to the Web, new foreign news models and sources are emerging.

As journalism moves to the Internet, the main project ought to be moving reporters there, not stripping them away.

He wrote recently in The New Yorker, "As journalism moves to the Internet, the main project ought to be moving reporters there, not stripping them away".

But eventually journalism moved me to covering domestic violence and murder trials.

At 21, Mr. McCann, who had studied journalism, moved to America.

Although he qualified in medicine at Edinburgh in 1832, he soon abandoned medical practice for journalism, moving to Leeds, where from 1838 to 1842 he edited the progressive and reformist Leeds Times.

In a brief telephone interview Mark Lukasiewicz, vice president of digital media for NBC News, said: "As we've seen journalism move in a direction where all of us are working on all platforms, it's natural that journalistic organizations that share the same values and priorities are going to come together".

But some of those who know her say that it is not really journalism that moves her – that she knows exactly how it works, how to pull in a story and turn out a headline, but that she has no real love for it, no pulse of excitement at the very idea of it.

· Tried journalism, but moved to the theatre after tutoring young actors.

Ms. Kalter graduated from the University of Texas in 1969 with a degree in journalism, then moved to New York to work in advertising and public relations.

After he got his degree, in journalism, he moved back to his bedroom in his parents' house in Klein and played in clubs in Houston.