Sentence examples for journalistic partnerships from inspiring English sources

He chipped in gags and sketches to radio comics of the day, and, in 1962-64, formed, with David Nobbs, one of the journalistic partnerships which kept That Was the Week supplied with material.

He continued, "At a time when Frontline has increasingly come to rely on complex partnerships with other journalistic entities and broadcasters, Raney has been the driving force behind making those work, and invariably the one to keep them on track.

Last summer, in promoting Ms. Aronson-Rath to her position as heir apparent, David Fanning, the 30-year-old show's sole executive producer, wrote that she had been the "driving force" as the show "has increasingly come to rely on complex partnerships with other journalistic entities and broadcasters".

This partnership is aimed at exploring journalistic opportunities in Europe and is being set up as a stand-alone enterprise.

New to her role, she wanted an editor who would be her wingman and confidante the way Ben Bradlee had been for Katharine Graham, a partnership that produced both business and journalistic success.

The New York Times Company has signed a letter of intent to buy out the Washington Post Company's share of The International Herald Tribune, dissolving an unusual 35-year partnership of two of the newspaper industry's leading journalistic rivals.

The takeover ends an anomalous 35-year partnership between The Times and its domestic competitor The Washington Post that produced a journalistic hybrid consisting mainly of articles and editorials from both papers compiled by editors in Paris.

That's a journalistic cliché.

"It's journalistic hoo-ha".

Strauss called this "journalistic terrorism".

It had journalistic sex appeal.