Sentence examples for technical journalism from inspiring English sources
I started writing for the newspaper and really fell for journalism, so I decided to pick up a second major in technical journalism.
This isn't about the end of technical journalism.
He holds a Diplom degree in Technical Journalism and a Master of Engineering in "Renewable Raw Materials and Renewable Energies".
And to use the technical journalism term, it's a hell of a story.
Daina has a Bachelor of Science in technical journalism from Oregon State University and lives on a horse ranch in Idaho where she raises Andalusian horses.
"The Village Voice was originally conceived as a living, breathing attempt to demolish the notion that one needs to be a professional to accomplish something in a field as purportedly technical as journalism," he wrote in the introduction to "The Village Voice Reader," in 1962.
A quote from Dan Wolf, one of the Voice's founders, on the paper's editorial policy summarizes my lament: "The Village Voice was originally conceived as a living, breathing attempt to demolish the notion that one needs to be a professional to accomplish something in a field as purportedly technical as journalism".
The myriad differences between the dialects and languages in phonetics, grammar, and, above all, vocabulary may cause misunderstandings even in the simplest of conversations; and the difficulties are greater in the language of journalism, technical usage, and belles lettres, even in the case of closely connected languages.
You might, for example, want to check out Charles Boulakia's exposition on the differences between technical writing and journalism, as well as Philip Hunt's description of his transition from molecular biology to medical writing.
If you are serious about article-writing, join a course in technical or magazine journalism.
Fred's technical commentary and data journalism work has been featured in several online and print journals including Wired, Forbes, U.S. News, NPR, Government Health IT, and Modern Healthcare.
