Sentence examples for programming journalism from inspiring English sources

"The idea is to take money being spent on insignificant things out and put it into significant things which are programming, journalism and digital translations of our products," Mr. Bewkes said.

HBO institutions offer a wide range of programs, many of which in other countries are offered by universities, such as teacher training, management programs, journalism etc.

Callista was accepted in a graduate program in broadcast journalism at Emerson College, in Boston.

In 1968 Mr. Bliss moved from the newsroom to the classroom, starting the broadcast journalism program at the School of Communications at American University in Washington.

"He shouldn't have done it," said David Klatell, associate dean at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism and director of the school's broadcast journalism program.

Some schools that have top broadcast journalism programs are Brigham Young University, University Missouri Columbia, Northwestern University, Syracuse University and Arizona State University.

For all its failings, its existence still allows creative programming and journalism that would otherwise be ditched or utterly marginalised.

The BBC's bid included a welcome £1.6bn for better and more original programming, including journalism - plus £600m for local projects and services.

In a break with tradition, the job ad for the director general said a background in programming or journalism was not required.

I was starting my graduate program at the Journalism program at Columbia and was thinking of stories and getting a grasp on the pulse of this megalopolis.

The University of Colorado has eliminated academic programs in journalism, business and engineering.