Sentence examples for relevant journalism from inspiring English sources

This company, indeed, this industry, must invest more in solid, relevant journalism.

This book explores Bernard Shaw's journalism from the mid-1880s theouGreat War at War—a period in which Shaw contributed some of the most powerful and socially relevant journalism the western world has experienced.

To be awarded the democracy reporter contracts, the successful news organisations had to pass stringent criteria which included financial standing and a strong track record of relevant journalism in the area they were applying to cover.

• Develop basic mathematics skills relevant to journalism.

Producing more relevant, provocative journalism is only half the battle.

I had reservations about joining — questioning whether military service would prove relevant to journalism — but decided to try the program for my first year.

Adams wrote in the Independent on Tuesday that his ban "raises various ethical issues relevant to journalism in the online era".

It's useful advice for any career but particularly relevant to journalism: today's media offers a bewildering array of disciplines, and knowing which you want to pursue and why is a critical first step.

"Since I'm still trying to get to bottom of the hows and whys of my suspension, which conceivably raises various ethical issues relevant to journalism in the online era, it seems premature to comment further," Adams wrote.

Elite-level politicians are increasingly involved in full-time careers in or close to politics, often starting as student political leaders and then serving on leading politicians' staffs or holding paid positions in parties; they may also come from politically relevant careers in journalism, public relations, and think tanks.

Other industries frequently headhunt the young to keep fresh and relevant, but not the journalism industry.