Sentence examples for journalistic idea from inspiring English sources
I had had a rather cumbersome journalistic idea.
Here is what the conference did not have going for it: A great deal of distance between sources and those who cover them — something traditionally thought to be a bedrock journalistic idea.
Literary depth is too often equated with a sort of journalistic idea of "seriousness," as if depth were achieved by taking on "issues" like hypocritical attitudes toward female adulterers.
He climbed from the boxing ring his face blooded by Archie Moore; never mind, hadn't Hemingway once been floored by Morley Callaghan, a Canadian writer then in Paris?It wasn't a bad journalistic idea: the outsider taking on the professional, and showing that being a pro takes more skill than is often realised.
The Knight Foundation's journalism programme associate, Jose Zamora, said: "We have been looking for things we have not imagined, things that are web native, not merely journalistic ideas that are on the web".
Those who want to survive in this new world of information need a new idealism, new journalistic ideas and a sense of pleasure in exploiting this new potential.
"The thing that made this different from any other big story we've covered is the proximity to the event," said Dean Cappello, vice president for programming at WNYC. "The normal journalistic distance, the idea of a journalist as a protected class brought in by bus, just evaporated.
Just before the meeting, he had told me that he had no interest in turning WikiLeaks into a journalistic operation that the idea of journalism made him want to reach for a gun.
"I am not a great believer in the idea that journalistic neutrality means you have to abandon the people you talk to," he says firmly.
As many others have pointed out, the publication of the unverified dossier also brings up questions about the whole idea of journalistic ethics and morals.
As many others have pointed out, the publication of the unverified dossier also brings up a bit of a smudgy black mark against Buzzfeed, and with it the whole idea of journalistic ethics and morals.
