Sentence examples for told journalism from inspiring English sources

Oakley told journalism students at Northampton University that the major regional newspaper groups are engaged in "a stampede to irrelevance".

Walter Cronkite's death comes at a time when we are told journalism is dying.

"The media are a reference and a responsibility; they're a public trust and a right, they're not anyone's private property," veteran talk show host Tanios Deaibes told journalism students, adding that Lebanon needed new print and broadcast media laws to protect professional journalists.

Michaels, a possibly once good man driven mad by broadcast journalism, tells Ashley, "Journalism, as you know, is a profession that requires its participants to be aggressive, skeptical, and persistent in pursuit of the truth.

Mr. Edwin L. James told some journalism student that what this country needs is one peace plan.

As she told Charlie Rose, "Journalism was something that I was as deeply in love with as anything I've ever been in love with".

By Stanley Edgar Hyman The New Yorker, July 10 , 1943 P. 13Mr. Edwin L. James told some journalism student that what this country needs is one peace plan.

Indeed, as he told a journalism semionar at Limerick university on Thursday, the issue of media dominance in Ireland is hardly a new issue.

The New Yorker, July 10, 1943 P. 13 Mr. Edwin L. James told some journalism student that what this country needs is one peace plan.

She recalls being told at journalism school that photographs must serve the text, an axiom she has since turned upside down, not least because Italian speakers, by and large, are limited to Italy.

As Sara told the journalism students, once an error gets into print it "will live on and on in libraries carefully catalogued, scrupulously indexed... silicon-chipped, deceiving researcher after researcher down through the ages, all of whom will make new errors on the strength of the original errors, and so on and on into an exponential explosion of errata".