Sentence examples for journalistic malpractice from inspiring English sources
This followed Mr Murdoch's abrupt closure of the News of the World, a tabloid whose journalistic malpractice has damaged his company.
Mr. O'Keefe went on to criticize the news coverage of the episode, calling it "journalistic malpractice" in many cases, including erroneous reports that he had been accused of wiretapping, and defended his undercover, participatory technique.
The Press Complaints Commission is likely to wait to see whether new evidence of journalistic malpractice emerges from the Commons culture select committee inquiry before deciding what action to take over the News of the World phone-hacking allegations.
This is journalistic malpractice.
So what explains all this journalistic malpractice?
If this isn't journalistic malpractice by Fox News, I don't know what is.
A senior figure in the opposition Labour Party, Ivan Lewis, has suggested that reporters be "struck off" if found guilty of "gross malpractice" — remarks that raised a howl of protest that he was advocating the same journalistic licensing as is practiced under Robert Mugabe's dictatorship in Zimbabwe.
Still, since their inception, and increasingly during the past year, gigging companies have become the targets of a journalistic genre that used to be called muckraking: admirable and assiduous investigative work that digs up hypocrisies, deceptions, and malpractices in an effort to cast doubt on a broader project.
What sort of malpractice?
Malpractice reforms are needed.
