Sentence examples for substantial journalism from inspiring English sources
He decided against the clicks-driven ethos of new-media sites like the Huffington Post ("too horse-racy," he said), and wanted to invest in something he perceived to be less cacophonous and more substantial, journalism that he hoped would influence political decision-makers.
Substantial realms of journalism, especially in newer media like the blogosphere and cable television, are already hard to distinguish from political activity.
"As well as short, snappy information and entertainment throughout its pages the magazine will have longer and more substantial pieces of journalism in its features well.
In his lifetime, he published two substantial collections of journalism, Urgent Copy (1968) and Homage to Qwert Yuiop (1986), and between 1962 and his death in 1993 he wrote many articles and reviews for the Observer.
Vargas Llosa is also noted for his substantial contribution to journalism, an accomplishment characteristic of few other Latin American writers.
We have a very large audience, including many people who pay a substantial amount for our journalism, online or in print.
The NMA points out that publishers face substantial costs to produce quality journalism, saying: "It is becoming increasingly difficult to meet these costs, partly because of the lower value of digital advertising compared to print, but also because of the diversion of advertising spend from publishers towards aggregators".
So that's a substantial agenda to achieve sustainability for regional journalism.
"Rolling Stone has agreed to publish our report in its entirety, without editing, on its website, as well as substantial excerpts in the magazine," said a journalism school statement.
This is OK for music — great music can be made without super-profitable record companies — but not so OK for journalism, which relies on a substantial infrastructure of non-superstar reporters.
