For years, the tech billionaire Pierre M. Omidyar has been experimenting with ways to promote serious journalism, searching for the proper media platform to support with the fortune he earned as the founder of eBay.
Obviously, no one ever went into journalism in search of boring solitude.
Bourne/Freedland was deliberately writing below the pitch of his journalism in search of a larger audience, Picoult is prone to pretentious intensity ("bend the curve of time and even yesterday looks unfamiliar") and Mansell and Koomson seem conscious in their composition that their target female readers may reach the book already half-asleep from childcare and domestic duties.
With Susan's help, we intend now to tackle a fresh challenge: embracing what we see as a coming renaissance in long-form journalism, as readers search for distinctive work that cannot be easily cannibalized or commoditized.
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"Most Twitter 'citizen journalism' currently involves searching for people already discussing a topic or relying on people with information to contact you," Lloyd said.
Nellie Bly's report — a clean, objective piece of journalism available by searching for her name at digital.library.upenn.edu/women — scandalized readers and embarrassed public officials to such a degree that the next year the city apportioned an extra $1 million to the care of the insane.
I think the basis of journalism is really a search for equity and justice.
Google today announced that it is working with a number of news organizations to surface more data from their data journalism projects in its search results.
But today, journalism isn't about the search for truth, it's about the search for TV viewers, pageviews, and advertising sales.
But I sensed an opportunity to make things right when I heard that Andrew, a 38-year-old co-creator of a journalism crowdsourcing platform, was searching for an indoor tree for his new home in St . Paul
