Sentence examples for published journalism from inspiring English sources

He has published journalism and essays widely over the last 40 years, and recently resumed blogging after a 10-year hiatus during which he stored up a few more things to say.

In fact, even a cursory review of their public record, revealed through online postings and numerous pieces of published journalism, indicates that they have been highly "critical of U.S. interventions in the Middle East," as Shon observes, and strongly supportive of justice for Palestine in particular.

They plan to publish journalism, too.

Mr. Newmark said he donated $42,000 to the Poynter Institute, a journalism school in St . Petersburg Fla., to host a seminar related to a book Poynter recently published on journalism ethics and for the development of a related Web site.

The Independent suspended him, four months later he resigned, and no British newspaper has published his journalism since.

Rose's article about her experience, published in journalism magazine Nieman Reports, explains in depth what journalists and editors need to do in order to protect themselves and their employees from this kind of terrible experience.

Mr. Schulberg wrote ceaselessly, writing for television, publishing journalism and releasing books.

"E-books are a very promising platform for publishing journalism with high impact," Paul E. Steiger, editor in chief and chief executive of ProPublica, said in a statement, "and therefore a critical venue for ProPublica".

And since Sissi's rise to power, foreign and local journalists have been intimidated and detained for publishing journalism deemed unflattering to the Egyptian government.

You must publish good journalism, break stories and make something the commercial department can sell.

As if we needed reminding that the media fights for the right to publish responsible journalism with one hand tied behind its back.