Sentence examples for journalism so that from inspiring English sources

Schwartz:...when it comes to journalism, so that's why everyone is hoping for something else, for some other way to keep these newspapers alive, or some form of journalism.

Time was then practicing what was called "group journalism," so that the correspondent in the field filed a long report for the writer in New York, who used it (among other sources) to write for a senior editor, who sometimes rewrote the piece with the fluidity available to someone who is working without the encumbrance of having read the original file.

By negotiating a contract, we hope to formalize HuffPost's commitment to fearless journalism so that powerful people and institutions can't use their influence to dictate our coverage or squash stories that are unflattering.

It's about journalism, and so, that's kind of the oddity.

I called up Gonnerman to figure out what makes some crime journalism so important that the powers that be can't get away with ignoring it.

Both Perry and Channel 4 would probably have the nerve for that and – on the evidence of this first programme – the Turner prize-winner could bring an angle to that story that journalism so far hasn't.

The problem is that the business model that created the newsrooms that made this journalism so popular has been shattered at the same time.

I want to do citizen journalism so I can help amplify voices that have otherwise been silenced, and I know that this also means I need to fight for the union, which I understand.

But his rumbustious style of journalism so attracted London radicals that he was invited to become assistant to John Morley, editor of the Pall Mall Gazette; when Morley was elected to parliament, Stead succeeded him.

It was down to my mom that I got into journalism so young.

So that's a substantial agenda to achieve sustainability for regional journalism.