Sentence examples for relation to journalism from inspiring English sources
A similar point has been made in relation to journalism, in which the freedom of the press is used as an argument to challenge attempts to subject journalists to ethical review [ 6].
The publication of Nick Davies Flatt Earth News is not just about journalism in relation to its traditional nemesis - public relations - but journalism in relation to itself, and specifically, journalism's relationship with truth.
I spent 18 years writing the biography of IF Stone, who although he described himself as a "proud Jewish atheist", was a much more heretical figure in relation to the pieties of mainstream journalism.
Boaden became the BBC's first female director of news in 2004, six months after the publication of Hutton report, which was heavily critical of the corporation's journalism in relation to the Iraq war dossier and led the resignation of the corporation's director general Greg Dyke and chairman Gavyn Davies.
Hislop no relation to everyone's favourite investigative journalism magazine editor and Scouting enthusiast Ian— is better known to most of us as Lixo.
Q. Were you prepared for the firestorm of media coverage you set off by casting Carla Bruni-Sarkozy in your next movie, "Midnight in Paris"? A. I was very surprised at the level of journalism that occurred in relation to her.
Danny Cowan of IndieGames.com described him as "infamous" in New Games Journalism, a style of subjective video game journalism where the author emphasizes their personal experiences in relation to the game world.
The articles, Mr. Fletcher wrote, "bore scant relation to the truth," but they helped spawn an anti-European Union movement in British journalism just the same.
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One of Felice Friedson's most pressing concerns is the proliferation of public relations and advocacy-based groups that masquerade as having some connection to journalism.
