Sentence examples for journalism organisations from inspiring English sources

Through the Digital News Initiative, Google will work hand in hand with news publishers and journalism organisations to help develop more sustainable models for news.

The central objective of the DNI is to create a more sustainable digital ecosystem for news and quality journalism, one which engages citizens everywhere with important and entertaining content and provides journalism organisations of all kind with continued economic incentives to invest in great content.

Arab publishers and journalists are to be encouraged to engage and participate in digital journalism organisations like the OPA/ONA.

Journalism organisations were outraged by the attack – Hong Kong Journalists Association condemned the violence, the Foreign Correspondents Clubb expressed "shock" at the incident and urged the government to ensure safety of members of the press.

The BIJ, a not-for-profit investigative journalism organisation based at City University, London, is also facing an uncertain future.

Similarly, Radar, a British citizen journalism organisation, is using the same platform to raise £11,500 to improve reporter security.

The execution of Ruqia Hassan marks the fifth journalist who reported on Isis to be killed since October, according to Syrian journalism organisation Syria Direct.

But BuzzFeed has achieved what every journalism organisation needs to: Buzzfeed is successful because of the internet, rather than in spite of it.

It is now impossible to have social impact as a journalism organisation without digital distribution, and impossible to achieve good distribution without understanding the complexities of platforms and networks that you do not control … even if they now transmit your work.

It is funded and organised by leading journalism foundations and organisations in the Netherlands, Denmark, Britain (the Guardian Foundation), Ireland and the Czech Republic.

A special award was also given to the Organised Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP), a pioneer of collaborative, cross-border investigative journalism by non-profit organisations.