Sentence examples for journalism to which from inspiring English sources

After Cambridge, he gravitated toward the sharp-elbowed world of London literary journalism, to which he retains a strong allegiance.

Not so long ago, someone on Twitter greeted one of our films with the outraged question: "Speak to random people on the street, call that journalism?" To which our answer is yes.

"The I.H.T. has always been a shining exemplar of America's journalistic values of independent and objective journalism, to which it added its own unique international character and voice," Mr. Sulzberger said.

I pledge the rest of my journalistic career to making this terrible incident an exception, to working to regain your trust, and to exemplifying and following the highest principles of independent journalism, to which I am devoted and you are entitled.

The current boom in nonfiction filmmaking has been fed, to a large extent, by the impulses of advocacy journalism, according to which the job of the filmmaker is to bring attention to a problem in the world and to assemble experts and eyewitnesses qualified to explain it.

The Midwest has a pretty Type B reputation, which I adore and embrace and exhibit, but within the journalism school to which I belong that's not necessarily the case.

In high school my drive for connection led to journalism, which led eventually to a feature writing gig at the Los Angeles Times covering new media, technology and culture.

Last October, Herbert M. and Marion O. Sandler announced they were creating an investigative journalism nonprofit called ProPublica, to which they committed $30 million over three years.

Taken together, "The Rogue" and "Confidence Men" illustrate the unsettling degree to which journalism and entertainment overlap and to which elected officials are regarded as all-purpose celebrities, their every inner thought, every little tiff and every last peccadillo consumed as raptly as paparazzi shots of Brangelina.

Parker was so outraged about the vilification of his wedding that he took to – what else? – the internet to decry the "link-baiting" depths to which journalism has sunk, without really bothering to consider the part, as the founding president of Facebook, he has played in creating this link-baiting land.

There's President Trump's attempt to delegitimize journalism and the degree to which authoritarians around the world have adopted the label of "fake news" as a way to rebrand real news as fake and fake news as real.