The level of dumb-assness (yes, that's a very journalistic word!) in the whole Weiner story is amazing to me.
As the power of individual journalists' words rises, salaries paid by journalistic institutions fall.
Branded and native ad content can be seamlessly interwoven with quality journalistic content — through words, sound and moving pictures — and delivered on a nonlinear mobile platform.
These prizes, honoring the company's best journalistic work in words, photos, and videos, are named after Henry Luce, the legendary founder of Time.
As if to confirm that the political and journalistic worlds have for months been hanging on Mr. McCain's every word, his utterance of that single word was the major political news of the week.
When he talks about his own feelings, which he does somewhat dutifully, as a political veteran who understands his end of a journalistic bargain, the word Kerry uses is "clarity".
Thus, in modern journalistic language the word is often put in inverted commas, a phrase is added such as "what has been called", "as it is termed" and so on, or a complete gloss is provided.
In the beginning, when I was a one-man shop, I wrote up to 28 posts per day – 200 to 500 word "journalistic" pieces – based on these links.
This six-story building was, in other words, a journalistic log cabin.
The first reason Self gives for embarking on it seems as flimsy a journalistic pretext (Self's words) as Hunter S Thompson's search for the American Dream in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.
