Sentence examples for journalism time from inspiring English sources

In an example of gutsy newsmagazine journalism, Time reports this week on "The Bombshell Memo: How the FBI Blew the Case".

Rachel White said: "The Guardian has demonstrated the incredible impact of its journalism time and again, and the potential to amplify and extend that impact even further is huge.

The NAJP fellowship offers critics, reports and editors working in print, broadcast and electronic journalism time off from their professional duties to immerse themselves in a wide range of university curricula.

What is significant about this characteristic from the perspective of the construction of the public sphere is that blogs enable individuals to write to their Web pages in journalism time-that is, hourly, daily, weekly-whereas Web page culture that preceded it tended to be slower moving: less an equivalent of reportage than of the essay.

"We hope that full access is restored shortly, and we will ask the Chinese authorities to ensure that our readers in China can continue to enjoy New York Times journalism," Times spokeswoman Eileen Murphy said.

"People will pay for Times journalism because Times journalism is much better than what those people can get for free... .. spoke to the newsroom base.

One of the big constraints of daily journalism is time.

But good journalism takes time and costs money.

But good journalism takes time and it costs money.

Producing the Guardian's independent, in-depth journalism takes time and money.

Finally, producing the Guardian's independent, in-depth journalism takes time and money.