Sentence examples for journalistic means from inspiring English sources

Frederik Obermaier (Germany), an investigative reporter at the Süddeutsche Zeitung, will study how to fight the global implications of tax havens with journalistic means, with a particular focus on the role of banks, lawyers, wealth managers and consulting firms.

Although News Corporation has offered to settle several cases in which there have been allegations of hacking, teh publisher also says that many of the stories run about the claimants were obtained through legitimate journalistic means.

"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.

His stewardship of the company that published the Daily Mirror – where he had started his journalistic career – meant a great deal to him.

It seemed like a harmless and responsible journalistic task meant to settle a question that had hung over the race for governor — at least in the pages of The New York Times.

His vaunted journalistic ethics mean he won't just let Lucas write the whole thing from his own perspective, but he is more than happy to blindly turn over approval to his friend: if Lucas doesn't like the story, he'll spike it.

This in turn means journalistic supply and, crucially, demand can be measured in real time.

BU's three semester system stresses a journalistic sensibility, which means their students not only learn how to write about science but understand how science and society affect life in America and globally.

But why? Are these columns "beat sweeteners," journalistic puff pieces meant to ensure continued access?

And that means the journalistic cottage industry will have to stay in business.

This look at the paper's past glory and current crisis, by a veteran reporter and former sports columnist at The Post, bemoans the fact that journalistic excellence no longer means profitability.