Sentence examples for useful journalism from inspiring English sources

Over time, however, I hope to post some useful journalism here.

The most socially useful journalism these papers did — investigative reporting, international reporting, thick daily coverage of civic institutions like government and schools — was probably never as much the reason for their commercial success as sports and entertainment coverage, comics, horoscopes, advice columns, and weather reports, but the success subsidized it.

-- For sincere, useful community journalism in a hard place, the Nome Nugget is almost always worth a look.

QUESTION FROM NY234: Has Bob Woodward used his unique position to write useful and important journalism, or has this been a missed opportunity?

Wildcat says that due to their oral traditions, Native American scientists, in particular, possess unique communication skills that are likely to be useful in a journalism career, especially in this new world of podcasts and blogs.

An academic qualification in something other than journalism is useful.

While these are useful in preparing us for entry level positions in local journalism, they can feel quite rigid and suffocating.

"This means that I want my journalism to be useful to those who resist abuses of power and seek social justice rather than supporting existing power structures, which is what most journalism does.

And secondly, like other news organisations, we are trying to work out whether Google Glass might prove to be a useful new tool in our journalism.

Some existed before Facebook, and found the platform a useful tool to spread the journalism and entertainment they were already creating.

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