Sentence examples for participating journalists from inspiring English sources
What is distinctive about the Panama Papers project is its unprecedented scale in terms of data, documents, number of participating journalists and co-publishing news organisations – and its overall public impact and potential policy reverberations.
This method of campaign reporting places the participating journalists at a double disadvantage.
The exchange has resulted in more than 45 print and broadcast stories and many social media posts by participating journalists who continue to use this bilateral network to include neighbor-country perspectives in their reporting.
It also taxed the dickens out of one participating journalist.
"They really connected both personally and professionally and developed close bonds". Jabbar Chaudhary, a participating broadcast journalist from Pakistan who traveled to Mumbai and Delhi, wrote in the Pakistani newspaper Daily Times that the program was "a game-changer" for him.
Jabbar Chaudhary, a participating broadcast journalist from Pakistan who traveled to Mumbai and Delhi, wrote in the Pakistani newspaper Daily Times that the program was "a game-changer" for him.
Though at first she says turns down this exciting opportunity, (because she has like a job and stuff), she decides to participate after journalists accused her of being against hugs and hating her family.
The 22 Arab journalists participating in a training program run by the World Federation were told by program managers that attending the conference was mandatory.
Twittering from the stage: The NYTs Andrew Ross Sorkin, one of the journalists participating in the Q&A at the meeting, twittered live from the stage via BlackBerry, with the feed running in a widget on the DealBook blog.
With the help of my mother and husband, as well as executive producer Patricia Arquette, co-writer Gini Sikes and participating experts such as journalist Gloria Steinem and congresswoman Carolyn Maloney, I crossed the nation and spoke to hundreds of women.
She converted to Catholicism in 1927, after working as a journalist and participating in anti-war and women's suffrage protests.
