Sentence examples for journalism to increase from inspiring English sources

R. Emmett Tyrrell Jr., the editor who exploited Brock's "investigative journalism" to increase exponentially The American Spectator's circulation and then overreached to the point of losing his magazine altogether, is such a colorful, self-destructive and at times generous eccentric that it's hard to hate him even as he plays editorial muse to all the Clinton-haters.

For Channel 2, the CBS-owned station in Chicago, the restructured news program represents not so much a bold move in journalism as an attempt to increase revenue and crawl out of last place in its local news market.

The state of scholastic journalism has prompted some foundations and professional journalism organizations to organize a defense: the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, for example, has a High School Journalism Initiative and website dedicated to increase student media and improve First Amendment awareness and use of news in the classroom.

BBC News is to cut a further 415 posts and restructure to increase focus on digital journalism.

While this may lead to increased pranking, it's excellent for snapshots and amateur journalism, where every second matters.

I asked him about the war and got the expected answer: 'Which war?' I asked him about government repression, and he explained how state censorship, enforced amnesia and the consequent death of journalism invariably increase the significance of fiction and poetry as aids in expressing frustration against officialdom.

That has allowed some media critics – usually bloggers – to accuse "legacy" journalism of increasing irrelevance.

Tabloid journalism to feed wolves.

Thus reassured, Jones migrated from sociology to journalism to finance.

"It's bad journalism to the core," Mr. Woodward said.

He held journalism to standards.