Sentence examples for journalism unit from inspiring English sources

He began filming in 2007 and finished editing the six-minute film last year while working for the video journalism unit of Reason, a libertarian magazine.

Ms. Lee made a call to the journalism unit at Current TV around 11 a.m. and employees gathered around a speakerphone to hear her.

Highfield said the other three areas being discussed with the BBC were: a video bank that would make BBC regional content available to local media partners free of charge; a shared data journalism unit; and an agreement on better linking to local media content on BBC news sites and attribution to content originated in the local media.

Al Akhbar also said Al Jazeera planned a to expand its investigative journalism unit, to open new bureaus worldwide, to launch new channels, to delve into new media, and to upgrade its training center for journalists.

Thanks to my work last year on the Huffington Post's Eyes and Ears (E&E) citizen journalism unit, I stumped an opponent of Proposition 15, the California Fair Elections Act (CFEA).

Sure enough, a week after our ride-along with Metro in November of 2015, the Mail & Guardian's acclaimed investigative journalism unit revealed that current president Jacob Zuma had met with gang lords in the run-up to the 2011 local elections.

Then there are the NGOs and global charities that have created investigative journalism units.

Roya Hakakian has collaborated on over a dozen hours of programming for leading journalism units on network television, including 60 Minutes and on A& E's "Travels With Harry", and ABC Documentary Specials with the late Peter Jennings, Discovery and The Learning Channel.

Field Of Vision is a new "film-maker-driven visual journalism film unit" (oo-er) from the peerlessly self-congratulatory news outlet The Intercept, best known for its NSA surveillance coverage.

Current, which caters to an 18- to 34-year-old audience and has posted generally low ratings in its four years, tried to fill what it identified as a void in mainstream news coverage with the creation of "vanguard journalism," a unit assembled to cover "untold stories around the globe," as the network put it.

Field of Vision is a journalism film unit co-created by Poitras, AJ Schnack and Charlotte Cook.