Sentence examples for journalistic connections from inspiring English sources

And the organization itself, with only 82 voting members, some of them freelance writers with only vague journalistic connections, is treated with a a shrug and a certain humor by the Hollywood elite.

They had no revenue, and little chance of finding it, but Roberts made use of her journalistic connections and wrote features for the national press about her entrepreneurial idea in the era of the dotcom boom before it became the dotcom bust.

Paul's journalistic skills and connections (especially if he's spuriously identified as a correspondent for an important mainland paper) will be an asset.

Republican (and journalistic) claims of illegality in connection with the investment led to the appointment of a special prosecutor, Robert Fiske, in 1994.

"Given that to OBO you need only a TV and a computer with internet connection (and lots of journalistic skill, no doubt), why do you need to be at Guardian Towers to do this?" writes Andrew Benton.

Private media outlets belong to companies or investors with demonstrated political leanings or business connections to the state, undermining journalistic impartiality.

But all that linking makes public the conversations and connections that have always informed journalistic discussions.

So, Jupp cashes in on his media connections (which slightly undermine his claim to journalistic outsiderdom) and bags a gig as chief cricket correspondent of the Western Mail and BBC Radio Scotland.

It also serves as an apt vitrine for Mr Ford's talents: his journalistic eye for the revealing detail, his knack for tracing the connections between the public and the personal, his gift for capturing the precariousness of daily life".

The trick will be maintaining unique journalistic and editorial perspectives with each individual paper in order to keep connections to the community.

By reviewing a variety of sources including; sex worker rights activist generated research and policy positions, academic literature, reports from UN agencies and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and journalistic and online news we have been able to reflect on the connections and disconnections in various actors' framings of sex workers' sexual and reproductive health and rights.