Sentence examples for respectable journalism from inspiring English sources

The fierce competition depleted the resources of Joseph Pulitzer's newspaper, The World, prompting him to return to more respectable journalism, but left William Randolph Hearst still flush and invigorated — recalling the scene from "Citizen Kane" when the title character admits to losing a million dollars in the last year.

The reason why tabloids still make profits while respectable journalism struggles to make ends meet is you, the reader.

The year was 1976, and many critics complained that Ms. Walters's rise represented the fall of respectable television journalism, that her focus on personality and personal lives was too soapy and shallow for serious-minded viewers.

Cebrián, the first director of the Spanish newspaper El País, offers his reflections on the state of the press in pithy essays peppered with quips and aphorisms (as in the title, which refers to a joke about a job more respectable than journalism).

He is a symbol of respectable Italian journalism, but he is also a reminder of the gerontocracy that still controls Italy media and much more; the documentary is packed with trim, elderly experts who are a tribute to the Mediterranean diet and mandarin rule.

Both Murrow and Walter Cronkite, who outlived his CBS colleague by forty-four yeare, are the bookends of respectable broadcast journalism, which explains in part why CBS was once called the Tiffany Network under the long tenure of William S. Paley.

Comment is a perfectly respectable part of journalism.

In Pillar of Fire: America in the King Years 1963-65, Taylor Branch wrote: "Overnight, Rustin became if not a household name at least a quotable and respectable source for racial journalism, his former defects as a vagabond ex-Communist homosexual overlooked or forgotten".

Whereas in America journalism is a respectable, even venerated profession, in Britain it has always been regarded as grubby.

So no matter how different what I do may seem to be from what he did, it is a fact that if anyone persuaded me – by example – that journalism is a respectable trade worth doing, it is him.

The twentieth century eventually brought us a more respectable and authoritative kind of newspaper journalism that went down more smoothly with advertisers and subscribers than the raffish journalism that generated street sales.