Sentence examples for media standards from inspiring English sources

Contemporary news media standards will have it no other way.

Mr Owens has since raised similar concerns at Lord Justice Leveson's inquiry into media standards.

Journalists are in the dock and media standards are being called into question.

Rather than trying to raise media standards, Mr. Calderón said, Mr. Correa was seeking to stifle criticism.

Transparent media standards will help deal with the world as it is today rather than the world pre-internet.

The inquiry he is about to head into phone hacking and media standards will demand a rigorous focus.

The move from excited murmuring to skeptical muttering has happened amazingly fast in Netrebko's case: critics have already accused her of subjugating her talent to D.G.'s marketing strategies, which, by modern big-media standards, are meek in the extreme.

The Media Standards Trust – rather than some sinister News International conspiracy – lobbied for the broadening of the inquiry to include other media, and the relationships between politicians and the media.

So, despite Ipso's advances, Hacked Off and the Media Standards Trust will not be applauding.

Sir David Bell is chairman of the Media Standards Trust, which has often been critical of the popular press.

Research by the Media Standards Trust itself finds 75% believe "newspapers frequently publish stories they know are inaccurate".