"It's enormously revealing, very hardheaded and journalistic, and explains a lot about his outlook and his weird attitudes". Theroux stayed in touch with Savile for several years, considering him "slippery and tricky" but also funny and perceptive.
At the same time that Du Bois was producing his first scholarly works, his future NAACP co-founder Ida B. Wells was waging a journalistic and activist campaign against an epidemic of lynching.
As a journalistic and commercial photographer, Richard Meek has a long list of impressive credits, from Sports Illustrated and Life magazine covers to advertising campaigns and celebrity portraits.
"Harvest of Empire" has a journalistic pedigree and a punch that comes from political advocacy.
Readings of advanced modern literary, historical, political and journalistic texts, and a wide range of materials.
It focuses on readings of advanced modern literary, historical, political and journalistic texts, and a wide range of materials.
Composites and invented figures were an old, if not honorable, journalistic tradition and a standby of newspaper feature writing.
This impulse promotes authenticity-mongering, reasoning through individual stories (also a journalistic tic), and a general inability to think systemically about change.
An investigation by Ken MacQuarrie, the director of BBC Scotland, concluded that basic journalistic errors and a lack of coherent management led to the inaccurate Newsnight report.
Take the Guardian: 60 million unique visitors a month – one third in the UK, another in the US, and the rest abroad – a formidable journalistic firepower, and a mere £40m in revenue (versus $160m in advertising alone for NYTimes.com).
