The phrase "news professionals" is correct and can be used in written English.
Example: "The news professionals worked tirelessly to gather accurate information and deliver it to the public."
One more in tune with the character of today's news professionals, some longtime New York journalists said.
Grant Glickson is the President of the NewsGuild of New York, the union for news professionals in America's media capital.
Ms. Thompson's move has kicked up something of an ethics firestorm among news professionals.
"As news professionals, we have an obligation to show our audience what they want to see," Zucker said.
We are invited to wonder: would any of today's news professionals want to take on a modern McCarthy?
Economic pressures have increased the urgency to make news and drive traffic, even as budgets have been cut and experienced news professionals tossed overboard.
As significantly, almost every news professional turns first to Twitter for news – every news professional, personally and organizationally, increasingly sees success as a function of its Twitter reaction.
For a news professional, even one of conservative inclinations, Fox is a problematic place to work.
We all have times when we want to venture online for industry news, professional support or simple entertainment without facing the risk of a major conflict or distraction.
While there are many sources of so-called "news", professional, in depth and investigative journalism is harder to locate despite the number of available sources.
Even before the bounty scandal became news, professional football had been on the defensive about the effects of violence on generations of former players, many of whom are battling debilitating physical and emotional conditions.
