Her fellow Colombian Gabriel Garcia Marquez, a former reporter himself, has been quoted as saying that her work "breathes life into a singular amalgam of journalistic investigation and literary creation".
"Fleming raised the standard of the popular story of espionage through good writing — a heightened journalistic style — and the creation of a government agent — James Bond, 007 — who is sufficiently complicated to compel our interest over a whole series of adventures.
New rules will recognise "the key role press publishers play in terms of investments in and overall contribution to the creation of quality journalistic content", providing them with a stronger foundation to make aggregators such as Google News pay for republishing all or part of their article.
If they do, the takeover of the Journal will eventually be seen not as the dismantling of a proud journalistic culture but as the creation of a sturdy new one.
My interest in Mahmood's questionable journalistic methodology – the use of subterfuge allied to the creation of elaborate, often costly, fantasy scenarios – was first piqued in 1999 when he "exposed" the Earl of Hardwicke as a drug dealer.
He was "present at the creation and was instrumental in establishing our voice and journalistic sensibility," said John Harris, the editor in chief of Politico.
As a bit of journalistic hornswoggling, the story was a trifle compared with the deftly executed creation by George Plimpton of a real phenom: Sidd Finch, a mystical, Harvard-educated pitcher with a 168 mile-per-hour fastball.
More impressionistic than pointedly journalistic, the disquieting movie looks with a raised eyebrow at the grass-roots creation of workaholic, robotically friendly sales workers eager to shed their national identity.
Photograph: Jane Howard/Guardian Jane Howard has done her journalistic duty and checked out one of the more talked-about aspects of the festival's food - Messina's imaginative ice cream creations.
That's a journalistic cliché.
