Sentence examples for to be journalism from inspiring English sources

The Chevron video never directly claims to be journalism.

(The few people scribbling in reporters' notebooks turned out to be journalism students).

That turned out to be journalism which (ironically) led to me writing for the Guardian Teacher Network where I spent a lot of time talking to teachers.

Lucy Dalglish, the executive director of the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, asked simply, "Is this supposed to be journalism?" Mr. Ciralsky, a former C.I.A. lawyer and "60 Minutes" producer, has worked for more than a year on the series.

His route was to be journalism's traditional one.

Indeed, when discussing their work, the play's writers stressed that "Inherit the Wind does not pretend to be journalism.

"The most important thing we pay attention to is journalism and the audience," Zucker told HuffPost.

Open journalism to me is journalism that everyone can be a part of".

AOL does not seem to be saving journalism, and journalism does not yet seem to be saving AOL.

"AOL does not seem to be saving journalism, and journalism does not yet seem to be saving AOL….

But there's no reason that new journalism needs to be cheap journalism.