Sentence examples for journalism was published from inspiring English sources

A collection of his literary journalism was published in 1996 - "a terrible shambles with about 245 typos and misspellings" - but he says that, despite fearing he might be fatally diverted from poetry, during the 70s "I did write quite a lot, and so I suppose it worked in terms of providing an income that allowed me to write poetry".

The first Oxford Dictionary of Journalism is published this month.* Its author, Tony Harcup, who teaches journalism at Sheffield university, spent more than two years defining around 1,400 relevant terms, ranging from above-the-fold to zines.

Three months after DeJesus vanished, Ariel Castro's son and namesake wrote an article, as part of his journalism studies, which was published by the local Plain Press.

A collection of Waugh's journalism and reviews was published in 1983, revealing a fuller range of his ideas and beliefs.

Dating from the yellow journalism period, this book was published in an attempt to discredit her.

A revised and updated version of her book "The American Chronicles of Jose Marti: Journalism and Modernity in Spanish America" was published this year by University Press of New England.

"The State journalism is in: Edward Snowden and the British press" was published first in the journal Ethical Space*.

His first story was published in 1956, in neighboring Tunisia, but he turned to journalism before becoming a novelist.

This story was published with support from the Economic Hardship Reporting Project, a nonprofit devoted to journalism about inequality.

Six collections of his journalism have been published.

His book, "The New New Journalism," will be published this spring.