The film is based on Lawrence Wright's book "God's Favorite," which he classifies as a novel, although it is based largely on interviews and published journalistic accounts.
Its subject matter was neither newsworthy nor historic, unlike more widely published journalistic images of the racial murders, police brutality, demonstrations and boycotts that characterized the epic battle for racial justice and equality.
Many people, looking for an alternative to government-controlled news organs, read Web sites that publish journalistic reports and investigations but are also owned by Internet portals that run social-media sites.
Over the next few months, I put together a book proposal and asked passengers with publishing or journalistic knowledge for their opinions and advice.
Your Honor has received letters from editors who have published my journalistic work, as well as from award-winning journalists such as Glenn Greenwald, who note that they have used that work in their own articles.
In 1996 García Márquez published a journalistic chronicle of drug-related kidnappings in his native Colombia, Noticia de un secuestro (News of a Kidnapping).
Much has been made of the unyielding honesty of his memoir, but few recall that he published that journalistic investigation of his own life at a point when autobiography was increasingly indistinguishable from fiction.
In 1893, she published her first journalistic piece for the Lincoln Nebraska State Journal: thus began a two-decade run as a literary critic, drama and music critic, all-purpose reporter, and editor.
This unprecedented piece of plod self-publishing, bypassing any journalistic checks, is evidently seen as "a significant step towards the vision of the paper's parent company, Local World, to see more content generated directly by third party contributors".
