The "they" who did not see the cultural power of these men, of course, includes not just the insular establishments of both their parties but the equally cloistered echo chamber of our political journalism's status quo.
His contributions to "this unequal struggle to preserve and remember" cumulatively transcend journalism and attain the status of literature.
The recent shift of drama in the direction of nonfiction is rooted in the shifting status of journalism, as well as in instantaneous access (thanks to the Internet) to firsthand accounts, documents, and analyses of contemporary and historical events.
In his first attempt to consider the issue, in "Liberty and the News" (1920), Lippmann suggested addressing the problem by raising the status of journalism to that of more respected professions.
It might tighten political term limits, restore mainstream journalism to its former status as the conscience of the nation rather than the blithering salve it has become, and regulate Wall Street so that shoot-from-the-hip, self-interested gunslingers didn't rule the place like some kind of economic Wild West.
A major development in national journalism took place, and the status of women improved.
West's early journalism has already given her status in academe as a feminist pioneer and propagandist.
A decade later, two reporters from the Washington Post wrote a series of articles that brought down President Nixon and the status of print journalism soared.
In the sixties, he advertised a "New Journalism," full of narrative punch and "status detail".
Marital Status: Twice divorced Yellow journalism kingpin saw empire greatly reduced from peak.
I can't sit back and let ignorance and irresponsibility remain the status quo in music journalism, nor should the rest of the country's ears suffer.
