Sentence examples for journalistic concerns from inspiring English sources

In the blog, Mr. Rippon said journalistic concerns about the conclusiveness of the case by "Newsnight" against Mr. Savile, not management pressure, had caused him to halt the investigation.

It's true that precisely because the Red Sox are such an institution, not all articles about the team appear on the sports page, and so the journalistic concerns are not entirely far-fetched.

The person charged with negotiating the station's way between its business interests and journalistic concerns is Keith Connors, the news director brought in to improve coverage and ratings at WCNC.

In my column on this subject in January 2006, I concluded that the extraordinary precautions taken by the reporter and Times editors had preserved an adequate balance between humanitarian and journalistic concerns.

Self-described as "a militant atheist", he rejected the notion that we should create a religious specialism in journalism because there were far more important and pressing journalistic concerns.

This was a classic case of media overreaction when the Republicans whined to the refs. Yes, you can have legitimate journalistic concerns over whether they should have run the one document they did not have enough verification on.

We'd set this thing up to be a truly independent journalistic concern, a beacon of truth free from editorial interference and the pressures of advertisers raised eyebrows.

"The mental condition of the President of the United States is legitimate a subject of journalistic concern as it is of everyday conversation".

This "wink, wink -- we all know women lie" masked as journalistic concern isn't just about Davis, but all of us.

You have made multiple requests for information relating to RIPA applicantions [sic] concerning journalists, journalistic establishments or records relating to journalists.

The lack of direct journalistic output concerned at least one former dean.