Sentence examples for journalistic legacy from inspiring English sources

Susie Linfield on Martha Gellhorn's journalistic legacy.

So if anyone reading this could start banding it about, my journalistic legacy would be massively enhanced.

So far, the journalistic legacy of this war would seem to be a debate over what role journalism should play at a time of war.

"To now have the chance to work with Larry and Anderson, and to try and continue the outstanding journalistic legacy created by them, and so many others at CNN, is both a great honour, and a great challenge".

Indeed, there might well be advantages to an ownership structure that would retain Sulzberger family control over the editorial product, both for the family as custodians of the Times's journalistic legacy, and for Google, which already faces intense scrutiny over its pervasive influence.

Despite its journalistic legacy and its position as the largest magazine publisher in the country, Time Inc., with annual revenues around $5 billion, is now the baby in the Time Warner family, which has annual revenues of more than $42 billion.

David Reynolds, an analyst at Jefferies, said: "DMG Media is still a thorny problem, it almost feels as if the legacy journalistic approach for the Daily Mail hampers Mail Online".

I am delighted and honored to be the South China Morning Post's next Chief Executive Officer, joining a world-class senior team that will transform the SCMP into a leading digital media and news company, while maintaining the paper's legacy of journalistic integrity and excellence.

Her afterlife has lacked the obituaries and lengthy journalistic inquiries into her legacy that typically follow a celebrity's passing.

Given his time left on this earth, I'd say there's no time to repair that legacy in journalistic and political terms.

NBC decided to put a journalistic spin on history with its presentation of "Pearl Harbor: Legacy of Attack," produced by National Geographic Channel (and also to be shown on the National Geographic Channel).