Sentence examples for post journalism from inspiring English sources

And more people are reading Post journalism now than they have ever before, more than in the heydays of Watergate or since.

Indeed, in 2010, 29.3 million readers read some 270 million pages of Post journalism each month, a record for The Washington Post.

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We – all stakeholders, that is, in the end, everybody – need to radicalise journalistic norms and functions, and move towards imagining not only post-industrial, but post-journalism.

He has just finished television appearances, is checking e-mail and is finding time with one of three adult children who, he openly concedes, have been short-shrifted during a workaholic's post-journalism ascent in American politics.

He is building an organization that is as post-left as it is post-journalism, pursuing what they call an "immersionist" approach where the straight out of Brooklyn crowd personally wades into the world's conflicts with fast-cut but superficial reports on the world's conflict zones.

From the standpoint of traditional post-Pentagon Papers, post-Watergate journalism, the decision by The New York Times, along with the Guardian, Le Monde, El Pais and Der Spiegel, to publish news stories based on the purloined State Department documents made available by WikiLeaks was really no decision at all.

But times appear to have changed according to the results of an enterprising research exercise by a former head of news at the Yorkshire Evening Post, Rebecca Whittington, Journalism skills – has the digital tipping point been reached?

Orth was married to Tim Russert, whom Huffington repeatedly criticized, until his death, this summer, referring to him in a section of "Right Is Wrong" entitled "Russert Watch!" — also a recurring series on the Huffington Post — as "journalism's answer to the EZ Pass" and "the conventional wisdom zombie".