Sentence examples for journalism section from inspiring English sources

In October, for instance, Silicon Alley Insider discussed a rumor that first appeared in a "citizen journalism" section of the CNN Web site that Steven P. Jobs, the chief executive of Apple, had had a heart attack.

Also: Newspapers fear change | El Pais' citizen journalism section | Viacom dodges takedown lawsuit Now this is exciting: Newsvine, which is pretty much the best looking, best functioning news site on the web, is relaunching today with a new version called "Evergreen".

Trials were run during this past summer and stories were posted a special mobile journalism section of Reuters' main website.

The centre also features a journalism section led by Goga Aptsiauri, a reporter from Georgia's 'Radio Liberty'.

Jonathan Freedland said: "The new Journal section will strengthen the heart of the Guardian newspaper, providing a new home for our most reflective journalism.

In what can now be seen as a preview of the journalism encouraged in sections of Rupert's own media empire.

In our Voices section, Northeastern University journalism professor Dan Kennedy ponders the significance of Ezra Klein's likely departure from The Washington Post, where the star journalist's eight-figure proposal for a new site focused on explanatory journalism was rejected.

My median grade was 3.22, in between a B and B plus and slightly below the average department median grade for all sections of Journalism 1, which was 3.31.

I requested my grade distribution for the six sections of Journalism 1 that I had taught since 2007.

Chandler Burr's Scent Strip column appears in the high-gloss T: The New York Times Style Magazine, where the often-fluffy lifestyle coverage is a world apart from the kind of journalism in the daily sections of the paper.

- Emily Wilson, editor, G2 G2 has long been regarded as the most innovative and engaging daily features section in British journalism.