Sentence examples for the updated edition from inspiring English sources
I'm looking forward to the updated edition.
Today's final extract from the updated edition of The phone hacking scandal: journalism on trial*, is by one of the book's editors, John Mair.
The updated edition covers the post-cold war period too: the threat of Armageddon did not end with the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Some 7,000 early-run copies printed in Queens were destroyed to make way for the updated edition, and 165,000 extra copies were printed to meet the heightened demand.
Today's extract from the updated edition of The phone-hacking scandal: journalism on trial* is by a media academic, Tim Crook, who argues that British journalism is now under unprecedented attack.
Today's extract from the updated edition of The phone-hacking scandal: journalism on trial,* is by Ivor Gaber, who dissects what he calls "a campaign of vilification" against a university professor.
Today's extract from the second, updated edition of the book about local journalism What do we mean by local?* is by former Guardian editor Peter Preston.
Today's extract from the second, updated edition of the book about local journalism What do we mean by local?* is by David Banks.
Today's extract from the second, updated edition of the book about local journalism What do we mean by local?* is by Neil Fowler, former editor of three regional dailies and one of the book's co-editors.
Today's extract from the second, updated edition of the book about local journalism What do we mean by local?* is by John Meehan, former editor of the Hull Daily Mail.
Today's extract from the second, updated edition of the book about local journalism What do we mean by local?* is by media consultant Jim Chisholm Endless research shows that, despite our increasingly global perspectives, we live largely local lives.
