Sentence examples for journalistic leak from inspiring English sources

He argued that Private Manning's "wholesale and indiscriminate compromise of hundreds of thousands of classified documents" for release in bulk by the WikiLeaks staff, whom he called "essentially information anarchists," should not be portrayed as an ordinary journalistic leak but as a bid for "notoriety, although in a clandestine form".

It is the largest leak in journalistic history, has led to a prime minister's resignation in Iceland and calls for the reform of tax havens and has exposed the potentially shady dealings of many other world leaders.

The unlovely process of official leaking and journalistic competition is substantially motivated by the players' lust for short-term advantage — for spin and for scoops.

Even setting aside from being caught up in one of the biggest leaks in journalistic history, Turnbull's had a big day, kicking off with a 30-minute phone call to the president of the United States, Barack Obama (about "a range of global and regional issues", including the Trans-Pacific Partnership), and taking in Melbourne and Adelaide and Sydney.

The government's theory was nothing if not straightforward: once confidential national defense-related information was leaked to any journalistic entity (or, in the case of WikiLeaks, a quasi-journalistic one), Al Qaeda might have read it and acted on what it read.

Unfortunately, and somewhat misleadingly, "The Way of the World" by Ron Suskind comes smartly dressed in the garb of the genre: an embargoed release, strategic leaks to whet journalistic appetites, author interviews across the cable networks.

PAGE E5 MORE BURIED HISTORY OF IRAQ WAR "The Way of the World," a new book by Ron Suskind, comes smartly dressed in the garb of the scandal genre: an embargoed release, strategic leaks to whet journalistic appetites, author interviews across the cable networks.

I mean, the Abu Ghraib photographs were released in April of 2004, when President Bush was running for reelection, and a flood of leaked documents spurred journalistic investigations in the ensuing months that left no serious doubt that those pictures showed us Bush's policies in action.

They acted as a journalistic organization in publishing that leaked material.

First, I strongly oppose the journalistic practice of soliciting or publishing leaked government documents.

Rusbridger's journalistic scoops - phone hacking, Wikileaks and the leaking of files by the NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden - have propelled him into the limelight.