Sentence examples for journalism studying from inspiring English sources

Mr. Calinescu, who is represented by Panos Pictures, went to school for journalism, studying to be a writer.

Donald Trelford was editor of the Observer, 1975-93, and is emeritus professor of journalism studies at Sheffield University.

He is now a writer and broadcaster and visiting professor in journalism studies at Sheffield University.

"You do not read a newspaper with a blank or open mind," said Bob Franklin, professor of journalism studies at Cardiff University.

Three months after DeJesus vanished, Ariel Castro's son and namesake wrote an article, as part of his journalism studies, which was published by the local Plain Press.

He had to abandon his college journalism studies because of the depression, and, at the age of 19, he headed for Hollywood.

Sambrook, now director of the centre for journalism studies at Cardiff University, said Dimbleby was "silly" to expect the BBC to curtail its online activities.

Previous research has shown that sports journalism has one of the lowest percentages of female journalists, with a Women in Journalism study three years ago revealing that just 3% of all sport stories in a given month were written by women.

In journalism studies, the phenomenon is marked by the notion of "blurring boundaries" in media and journalism [41] and "media convergence" [30].

In journalism studies, the same phenomenon is marked by the notion of "blurring boundaries" of journalism [41] and by the "media convergence" [30].

Lewis and Westlund [39] claim that during the past two decades, journalism studies have concentrated on the role of technology in news work.