Sentence examples for targeted journalism from inspiring English sources

The gunmen in Dammartin-en-Goële fled into the factory — two men whose attack had targeted journalism itself, about to meet their end in a printing plant.

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"Targeting journalism has become a trend, and now the people who are harassing and killing journalists include governments as well as the people you would expect," said Mr. Rusbridger, who, along with others, was honored at the gathering in New York.

"Cuts have been squarely targeted at frontline journalism, a decision that the current executive team seem committed to following through".

The Daily Oklahoman and its billionaire owner, Edward L. Gaylord, had long been monuments to conservative certainties and frequent targets of journalism critics.

Mr. Brauchli, who received a prolonged ovation in the newsroom after the announcement, credited his staff with taking on "the hardest targets in journalism" and for becoming "pioneers in blogs and social media".

Leaving aside his unfair jibe about the clickbait nature of my headline (and valid claims by others about it being a mixed metaphor), David Higgerson deals head on with the problem of attracting audiences in the digital age and argues that targets "make journalism better for the local community".

This incident shows that although women have more prominent roles in sports journalism, they are often targeted in ways their male counterparts are not.

He stressed that BBC journalists "are committed to providing impartial and independent journalism" and must not "be directly targeted in this way".

There's also the chance, with digital journalism becoming more prevalent, that they will soon be targeted as well.

Shahzad's journalism may not have been the sole reason that he was targeted.