Sentence examples for problems of journalism from inspiring English sources

Biographer Lyndall Gordon presents Francisco Santos' clear-eyed analysis of problems of journalism in Colombia, while Jonathan Stroud introduces a poem by Syrian poet Faraj Bayraqdar with an account of how he smuggled his work out of jail on cigarette papers rolled up inside carved pieces of wood or in cakes.

It's really a problem of journalism itself.

In what promises to be a stimulating follow-up to two similar panel discussions hosted by Christie's in 2009 in 2011, a new panel will consider the problems of arts journalism.

A God-liking lady such as yourself should have some compassion, no? Bored, anonymous, pathetic bloggers who lie annoy me....I'll tell you, yesterday the Anchorage Daily News, they called again to ask -- double-, triple-, quadruple-check -- who is Trig's real mom....And I thought, Okay, more indication of continued problems in the world of journalism.

It's a big problem for journalism that a lot of history is just not that exciting".

"I think that this is the problem with the state of journalism today, is no matter what I say to her it will probably be twisted, perceived as a bit negative".

Problem is, the definition of journalism is rapidly changing.

Another problem with the state of journalism today – both online and off – he says "is this obsession with being first – wanting to beat your rival to the story by two minutes.

It's a problem faced by all of journalism and something to be discussed at length at some other time.

The problem with too much of journalism today is that it is all about snap judgements, quick hits and then instant analysis.

"That's the problem with using the U.N. to address human-rights problems," wrote Joel Brinkley, a professor of journalism at Stanford and former foreign correspondent for The Times, in an op-ed in July.