Sentence examples for one journalism from inspiring English sources

At least one journalism professor, Nicholas Daniloff of Northeastern University, agreed.

As one journalism professor puts it: I certainly don't think he's in the zeitgeist now the way he was.

As anyone with a mobile, a laptop and a bit of cheek can be a journalist, or at least claim to be one, journalism is not a profession but a trade, craft or racket.

As one journalism professor told Media Matters, "It does appear that the Post, there is something crazy going on there".

Molyneux and Southern's previous stunts include declaring "Allah is gay", attempting to prevent medical boats from rescuing refugees in the Mediterranean, and according to one journalism live-tweeting the event last week in Australia saying the nation "doesn't have a treaty with indigenous people because you couldn't because Aboriginal people were at the lowest rung of civilisation".

Unlike a strict pay wall — which requires a subscription to view almost all editorial content — a model like the one Journalism Online employed does not choke off huge amounts of Web traffic.

Mr. Jones had volunteered to drive Mr. Halberstam, 73, to the interview in response to an e-mail message from the journalism school's alumni association saying that the author was looking for a driver who would get $20 an hour and a one-on-one journalism lesson.

The New Yorker, June 4 , 1927P. 11 The books of the late Henry E. Hungtington have been willed to the state of California, except for the ones on journalism given to N.Y.

The winner also receives a free place at one Guardian Masterclass on journalism.

Contemplating J.J.'s thoughts on journalism, one has to bear in mind Stephen Colbert's advice: "Remember kids!

And it is he who has motivated me to burrow up from my literary researches to opine on journalism one more time.