Sentence examples for proper journalism from inspiring English sources

"There is hardly any proper journalism now.

This isn't proper journalism, as Fletcher told me.

And I really hope you get your Proper Journalism Award.

They don't try to be terribly important; they're the perfect counterpoint to proper journalism".

Without the core of proper journalism it could have difficulty in maintaining its success".

It is still the only thing Greece has that's even close to independent and proper journalism.

Proper investigative journalism is a painstaking, costly and sometimes risky business that fulfils an important function in the relationship between a democracy and its media.

Admittedly, you then wouldn't be able to call yourself a journalist, but there's no money in proper print journalism these days anyway.

"Recently ABC news lost a tranche of funding that had been delivered under a previous government and it does get tougher and tougher but we are fortunate that we are well resourced to do proper investigative journalism.

Such creative licence still leaves space for proper motoring journalism: they mock the Rolls-Royce brochure that describes the removal of its convertible's roof as a "silent ballet", and Clarkson suggests that the boasted extra head-room in a VW SV makes it "like a Golf but for people who have stovepipe hats".

Mr Shatter said legislation was needed to ensure a balance between proper investigative journalism and an individual's right to privacy.