Sentence examples for journalism setting from inspiring English sources

And the four of them -- Civil Beat editor Patti Epler, Hawaii Public Radio host and executive producer Beth-Ann Kozlovich, columnist/reporter/author Denby Fawcett and KITV reporter Catherine Cruz -- are going to get together this Tuesday, April 29 for a conversation titled "Women in Journalism: Setting the Standard".

And then to bring that bareness to a journalism setting gives you this secret weapon that's immensely powerful".

At best, they use "significance" in the statistical (and, in a journalism setting, esoteric) sense without cautioning people what it means, leaving practical importance as a footnote or side comment.

Our investigative journalism set the global news agenda and the consequences continue to be felt in numerous governments and institutions.

At heart, objective journalism sets out to establish the facts about a situation, report fairly the range of opinion around it and take a first cut at what arguments are the most reasonable.

The BBC will also provide easily searchable and local news content with a "News Bank" of regional or local video and audio as well as a hub for data journalism set up in partnership with a university based outside London.

A major factor is citizen journalism, set to explode with increased adoption of smartphones and content-sharing apps.

In their site's description of their foundational efforts, they say "How can serious journalism set itself apart in the digital realm?" Yes, indeed.

The Knight Foundation, an organization whose mission is to help define the future of journalism, set a horrible example by promoting someone guilty of plagiarism.

Its journalism has set the agenda for nearly three decades, with world-class writing, reporting and analysis.

Mark Byford presided over a journalism committee, set up in the wake of the Hutton inquiry to scout out and deal with potential crises before they broke.