In any event, I am glad for Shteir that she has found such a rich vein of journalistic insight to explore in the future.
Here, readers will find practical information about the "Ring" experience, journalistic insight into the production and a wide range of aesthetic judgments.
The Health Service Journal's (HSJ) new Intelligence tool combines journalistic insight with public and private datasets to give insight into the inner workings of the NHS.
Around campus, Nieman Fellows learn from experts in the field and offer journalistic insight and their reporting experience to classroom discussions, projects and conversations.
These skills will help them find patterns and outliers that generate journalistic insights, as well as use data to build a narrative.
His critical analysis of the causes and consequences of the crash of 2008, however, lacks the intellectual rigor of the arguments that the economist Joseph Stiglitz laid out in his 2010 book, "Freefall," just as they lack the journalistic insights into Wall Street's relationship with Washington that Michael Hirsh offered in his 2010 book, "Capital Offense".
The TED franchise has a lot to do with this, of course; and the boom in the self-help market, wherein the spirit of "and you can too" has proved lucrative to those who can bolt on a spurious business application to their cultural or journalistic insights.
Joan Liftin, the photojournalism director at the photography center from 1988 to 2000, called Ms. Heyman's work an amalgam of personal, journalistic and political insight.
G. brings a compelling combination of journalistic experience, genuine strategic insight and a sense of urgency about the need for change and development in the company," Mr. Thompson said.
According to the Financial Times, Thompson told the staff that the new deputy publisher would bring "a compelling combination of journalistic experience, genuine strategic insight and a sense of urgency about the need for change and development in the company".
Still, those seeking insight into journalistic and political sausage-making could do worse than perusing the emails, which feature the sort of snarky and un-self-conscious exchanges that are common between reporters and politicos in their day-to-day discussions.
