By any journalistic measure it was a compelling and revelatory documentary.
Six, seven, eight metres up and more, enough, in the standard journalistic measure of these things, to clear a double-decker bus or two.
And unlike the White House tours story, coverage of these stories would actually have some measure of journalistic merit.
I've studied standard journalistic written Arabic.
That said, the fact that a candidate qualifies for this journalistic Cuisinart can be a measure of star power.
The Met's actions were also condemned by other newspapers: in a leader in the Times, the Met is accused of using the Official Secrets Act "not to protect the public interest but as a punitive measure to curb journalistic inquiry and pursue a sectarian and self-interested campaign".
To an outside observer used to a measure of sanity in journalistic and political affairs, the whole exchange may sound surreal.
Doing it – by demonstrating to the powers-that-be that they are not above scrutiny – builds journalistic capital in ways that can't be measured but matter deeply.
Viewing the legislation through the lens of journalism's culture wars, these writers have been quick to condemn the measure as an attempt to codify special protections for a journalistic old guard of newspapers, television and other traditional news organizations.
