Sentence examples for this type of journalism from inspiring English sources

The Times has taken a leading role in this type of journalism, from the time of Van Anda through the introduction of the weekly Science Times in 1978.

Perhaps the most pernicious effect of this type of journalism is that it converts journalists into dutiful messengers of official decrees.

Whether this type of journalism has commercial viability in future, alongside other forms of community-based news, will partly depend on the extent to which it is valued in communities.

"Doing this type of journalism over a month is very unusual," says Johnson. "We've never done anything on this scale before, involving people and resource from across the organisation right from the start.

This type of journalism was hardly unheard of in New York — Pulitzer and Hearst had pioneered it almost a century before — but it hadn't been seen much since the demise of the Daily Mirror, in 1963, and some people were outraged.

If America is ever to take female political candidates seriously, this type of journalism has to stop.Marie DrennanSan Francisco...and drugsSIR – You estimate that three ounces of cannabis proposed as the legal limit for possession in Nevada would be enough for a "nice evening in" ("One puff at a time", September 28th).

And this couldn't happen at a better time, not only because this is going to be a unique year, but also because of the type of journalism Brasil Post does.

These reports were exactly the type of journalism Today should be doing: hard-hitting, human, relevant to its listeners.

It is a pioneering experiment in crowd-sourcing what had traditionally been investigative journalism, in a country where that type of journalism is repressed.

In all the internal discussions Four Corners is held up as the exemplar of the type of journalism we should be doing.

So I believe that the single most important challenge facing folks like you and me is proving that there's a path forward for that type of journalism.