Sentence examples for journalistic medium from inspiring English sources
Every journalistic medium produces a characteristic set of forms and attitudes; network news is — even now — about authority, and cable news, increasingly, is about itself.
Mr. Kaufman, 36, who wrote the critically acclaimed play "Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde," said his new play represented an effort to use the stage as a journalistic medium.
In The Boston Globe, Alex Beam wrote, "Welcome to Blogistan, the Internet-based journalistic medium where no thought goes unpublished, no long-out-of-print book goes unhawked, and no fellow 'blogger,' no matter how outré, goes unpraised".
In Tampa, for example, Mr. Bryan estimates that the average annual revenue at The Tribune and WFLA increased about 2percentt, or about $5 million, in recent years as a result of strategies like dual advertising programs and the cross-promotion of the journalistic offerings of one medium on the other.
These photos were taken at a time when photography was beginning to reemerge into the art world as fine art (Man Ray, Lee Miller and others did big art with cameras in the 20s), because artists like diCorcia, Cindy Sherman, Richard Prince, and Jeff Wall started using it as a means of expression that distorted the medium's traditional journalistic role.
In the 1960s photography was still dismissed in the art world as an upstart medium — utilitarian, commercial and journalistic.
Although he disliked photography at the time, he found it necessary to use it in his journalistic assignments and soon came to appreciate the medium's unique aesthetic qualities.
The Disney combine's mission, contrariwise, is to dispense profitable entertainment, and its misbegotten purchase of a news medium allows it to prostitute ABC News's journalistic mission to conform to the parent company's different goal.
"I'm not aware of journalistic dress, but I know it's not really a visual medium.
Cronkite and his colleagues grappled with similar challenges regarding journalistic pursuits and its presentation on television, when television was a new medium.
The Voice also helped to create the romance of the journalistic vocation by making journalism seem a calling, a means of self-expression, a creative medium.
