Sentence examples for show journalism from inspiring English sources

"We want to be a model to show journalism, if it's good, it can be paid for," said William E. Buzenberg, the executive director of the center.

Shortlists for the Orwell prize for political writing show journalism is in "fine form" and "blogging is coming of age", according to organisers today.

Is it not too late for some noble gesture... like Matt Lauer honoring Ann Curry with an annual Today Show journalism scholarship in her name which goes to a student who wants to report on victims of civil wars, natural disasters or just for the good of mankind?

But he thinks the 1992 article, written before the rise of Murdoch in the US, Fox News and phone hacking, particularly relevant today, as it describes the dominance of talk-show journalism and celebrity-driven news or, as he puts it, "the spectacle and the triumph of the idiot culture".

Although phone-hacking showed journalism in a bad light, we should not forget that the light that revealed the scandal was shone not by the authorities but by Nick Davies, a journalist.

And then you get hammered pretty good, because people think, Oh, you're showing journalism in a bad way.

My mistake, the mistake I truly regret, is that I had it on your show as journalism, and it's not journalism.

On "This American Life," Daisey supports this idea, saying, "The mistake that I truly regret is that I had it on your show as journalism and it's not journalism.

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The initial result, as its website, thejournalismfoundation.com, reveals today, is the launch of two very different projects, one with an ambitious international perspective and the other, within Britain, designed to show how journalism can be built up from the grassroots through digital media.

So John's career as a high-minded print journalist of the old school ended on the cusp of show business journalism – an instantly recognisable public figure, liked and respected, a bit like an actor who has toiled for decades in rep before achieving late stardom in a sitcom hit.