Sentence examples for journalism values from inspiring English sources

Bob Steele, a professor at DePauw University and a journalism values scholar at the Poynter Institute, said, "I believe a source does have an affirmative obligation to reveal any competing loyalties, even if the source isn't sure they create a direct conflict of interest".

As a profession, journalism values experience.

The code is a really big deal; to me, it's a commitment to traditional journalism values like fact checking and the separation of reporting and advertising.

Hughes wrote Sunday in a Washington Post op-ed that he's trying to build a sustainable business to maintain The New Republic's "journalism, values and voice".

These new strategies will rankle some, but will in the end enable newspapers to continue investing in the quality journalism valued by the communities they serve.

I want to see quality journalism valued and paid for, decent messages from brands I care about at the right time and with high production values and respect.

Those who value journalism would value Ted Turner's vision.

Where was the stalwart soul who's supposed to stand on the frontline defending journalism's values?

"Students on our journalism courses value being able to access the views of publications and broadcasters across the industry and the department will continue to enable all these opportunities," she said.

A journalist before the age of journalism, he valued honest truth over hagiography and was a master of brevity, treating life stories and memories as though they were objects worth collecting and preserving in a world as tumultuous as our own.

In that context, American journalism's historical values of objectivity and fairness seem quaint.