Sentence examples for types of journalism from inspiring English sources

The two heroines of "The Spoiler" represent two generations of reporters, and two types of journalism.

Professor Waite lamented the many types of journalism that reporters would be unable to practice when information of this kind is no longer available publicly.

Until now, we quantified various aspects of arts coverage: column inches and staff budgets devoted to the arts, how it compares to other beats, how it favors some art forms and certain types of journalism at the expense of others.

Harper's appears to be run on a tight editorial budget, filling space with clippings from other publications and letters from readers, using the work of young unknowns and holding back on the most expensive types of journalism, investigations and foreign reporting.

In an open letter to Mr. Zuckerberg, Espen Egil Hansen, the editor in chief of Aftenposten, said Facebook played a dominant role in how people around the world view information and that it should not set limits on what types of journalism could be seen online.

On a more serious note, Ousama Alzantani, blogging in Al Mashhad Al Libi (the Libyan Scene) said there were two types of journalism in his country: the father's (Muammar Gaddafi's) mediocre press, run by people's revolutionary committees, and the son's (Saif Al Islam's) press, tailored to the son's despotic whims.

"This is the best type of journalism.

The tools are easier to create this type of journalism.

One type of journalism is not shrinking: comment, analysis, and blogging are still on the rise.

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

Rusbridger rejected switching to a tabloid, saying the smaller format led to a "different type of journalism".