Sentence examples for journalism were then from inspiring English sources

The two men, who were later to write one of the most lurid chapters in American journalism, were then giving a hint of what was to come by printing their banner headlines in red ink.

It may be of interest to people who admired him, and it seems to me a marker of what television journalism was then and almost never is today.

The image of television journalism was so righteous then that its crusading reporters do not think twice about paying $5,000 for a compromising photograph of a Supreme Court nominee.

Online/digital/multimedia journalism courses, where both online and multi-platform expertise of journalism is taught, are then a core element of those convergent curriculums.

Almost immediately he took over the Nite Owl column in the now defunct Bangkok World, and it quickly became the crown jewel of journalism in what was then a raw and sweaty city.

I believe that sports journalism is there to inform.  .

The purchase "was really not for the journalism," said Anthony P. Ridder, who was then chief executive of Knight Ridder.

If the future is digital, as it surely will be, then digital journalism makes sense.

"I think it must be horrible now but journalism was very different then and the press was very positive about migrants.

And if journalism is to survive, then someone is going to have to build a journalism 'machine' that can beat the machine, so to speak.

I began my working life in the 1970's as a writer of what was then called personal journalism, a hybrid term meaning part personal essay, part social criticism.