Sentence examples for journalistic organisations from inspiring English sources

Should Lee's new Seoul government get its way, new laws would allow any internet company publishing news stories to be regulated in the same way as journalistic organisations.

"The Guardian, which until not that long ago was respected but little-read outside the UK, is now in the front ranks of English-language newspapers and one of the most important and influential journalistic organisations in the world".

Mr Huntley told Reuters: "If you're a journalist or a journalistic organisation we will see state-sponsored targeting and we see it happening regardless of region, we see it from all over the world both from where the targets are and where the targets are from".

"We are a journalistic organisation, after all".

The choices we make now will determine the future of arguably the greatest journalistic organisation in the world".

WikiLeaks is now trying hard to portray itself as a journalistic organisation, in order to benefit from the first amendment's protection of the press and free speech.

Debate has also centered over whether WikiLeaks is a journalistic organisation, in the same manner as the New York Times or the Guardian, who published key revelations.

WikiLeaks has consistently argued that it is a journalistic organisation, and thus shielded by the same first amendment protections as any other news outlet.

"We as a journalistic organisation are underpinned by integrity, we're underpinned by balance and no matter where we are reporting from that is the backbone of what we do and that will remain unchanged," he said.

And to a significant extent, Radio Liberty, which for a long time was a journalistic organisation, has become a propaganda instrument," Babitsky claimed in an interview in Donetsk recently.

"RFE/RL's credibility as a journalistic organisation is too important for us to skew our coverage of any topic in a direction that cannot be verified by facts on the ground," Zvaners told the Guardian.