Sentence examples for journalism up from inspiring English sources

That may change very soon, with two of the biggest jobs in broadcast journalism up for grabs.

The opera "Nixon in China" had its debut in 1987, and, of course, "All the President's Men," which was released in 1976 and directed by Alan J. Pakula, is one of the best movies about journalism, up there with "The Front Page" and "Broadcast News".

At least Joe Gould, one of Joseph Mitchell's "most intriguing subjects", is sceptical of book reviewing, evoking a machine where you "jerk down a couple of levers and a review drops out" – which is enough to make FECarr a little cautious in reviewing Joseph Mitchell's collection of journalism, Up in the Old Hotel.

Journalism took up his time and energies.

Having seen many journalism programs up close, I can say that most are escalators to nowhere.

Pictorial journalism grew up alongside advertising techniques, the tabloid, and the documentary film.

And not blogs or the nascent foundation-supported journalism springing up in Philadelphia and elsewhere.

It is always a shock when the inherent mischief of journalism comes up against the black and white that is the law.

As journalism opens up to a vastly larger pool of writers and commentators, how can the distinction between paid media employees and unpaid bloggers be sustained?

The language of "The Time Machine" is alluring in an appealingly sub-beautiful way: good late Victorian-era journalism lifted up a notch.

We also understand the failure of American journalism leading up to the Iraq War and since then.