Sentence examples for soft journalism from inspiring English sources
Also common are "MAT" releases which are actually advertisements disguised as "soft" journalism and run by typically smaller-market newspapers.
Coverage of major public figures, like the former California governor and the former head of the International Monetary Fund, adapts with shifting social standards, and so does softer journalism that addresses popular tastes.
His first major book, Soft City, mixed journalism with drama, semiotics and literary criticism.
He chose public-relations experts, book writers and other novice reporters because, he said unapologetically, "we wanted the soft end of journalism".
Rose is impressed by it to the point of drooling and I can't imagine a softer piece of journalism than this fluff.
Newspepper, a new UK 'citizen journalism' site, has soft-launched its first incarnation with a number of flash videos recorded to showcase the site's future direction.
Soft news, also called market-centred journalism, journalistic style and genre that blurs the line between information and entertainment.
Worse (as far as objective journalism goes), I have a soft spot for Child himself.
When I reconnected to television eleven years later, a lot had happened: the news magazine shows went away the evening news went to soft soap and entertainment foreign bureaus and investigative journalism succumbed to budget cuts pharmaceutical ads came in.
As enterprise journalism has been under siege and however soft their celebrities covers may have been, the magazine aggressively covers business and scandal, including in Hollywood.
And I've always got a soft spot for Joan Didion, and that whole tradition of great American magazine journalism.
