Sentence examples for sources journalism from inspiring English sources

Sources: Journalism Foundation/Siren 107.3 FM.

There was a huge public interest in the information getting out, and the source, whose name I will, of course, never reveal because without protection of sources journalism dies, was right to blow the whistle.

"If you're going to do this open-source journalism, it should have a higher purpose," he said.

[Copyranter] WNYC's "Brian Lehrer Show" is running an experiment in crowd-sourcing journalism, asking listeners to dig into the congestion pricing legislation.

The participation of the Knight Foundation, which stresses open-source journalism, and Mozilla, known for its open-source ethos, suggest what the announcement says: that the system will eventually be available to everyone.

But he said "open source journalism" – interacting, debating and sourcing stories with readers via the internet and social networking platforms such as Twitter – gave cause for hope for the future.

Non-fiction book by the editor of open-source journalism project Bellingcat, which has broken several huge stories including the identities of two Russian suspects believed to be behind the poisoning of Sergei and Yulia Skripal in 2018.

The 39-year-old founder of Bellingcat, an investigative website, which in its short life has broken scoop after scoop – including last week's blockbuster, unmasking one of the alleged perpetrators of the novichok attack in Salisbury – never intended to be at the vanguard of open-source journalism.

One of those forms is what might be called open-source journalism.

At the same time, open source journalism means that the facts might be unintentionally skewed, or worse, hijacked as propaganda.

Soldiers' social media data has allowed open-source journalism sites like Bellingcat to expose secret military activity by Russian forces, sometimes in real time.