Sentence examples for native journalism from inspiring English sources

In other ways, however, The Daily Beast offers a markedly higher-quality product than other digitally native journalism sites.

"One of the things we were fortunate to recognise early on is that each new medium eventually evolves its own native journalism and storytelling techniques," said Blodget.

I was a Brooklyn native with a journalism degree and a year of newspaper experience.

Riordan does warn of some trends which she says need careful monitoring to ensure they do not threaten standards: verification, native advertising and data journalism.

The last outsider: John Paul II's man Joaquin Navarro-Valls, the last news professional employed to boost the Vatican's public image, had been a professor of psychiatry in his native Spain before entering journalism and going on to cover the eastern Mediterranean for the Spanish daily newspaper ABC.

Paid posts and native advertising are not journalism.

People like comedian John Oliver (below) are happy to scream at you about why native ads are diluting journalism.

The home-schooled Long Beach native, who briefly studied journalism at Cal State Long Beach, spent his teen years building sometimes dangerous experiments — a coil gun here, a laser there.

As a reader, you have to be on your guard to distinguish the native ads from the proper journalism.

That status surely helped make Oliver's segment on the journalism trend of native advertising much, much easier to write.

A Midwestern native, he holds degrees in journalism and Spanish from the University of Missouri-Columbia and lives amid far too many vinyl records.