But buying one of the most venerable institutions of journalism in this country is not so astounding when set against the grander backdrop of Jeff Bezos's ambitions.
Fox and Marshall, it appears, are collateral damage resulting from when Reuters - once a venerable institution of journalism - was bought by an information company.
Fitzgerald has given us a glimpse of a venerable process in Washington journalism, presented in all its splendid disorganization, confusion, and self-interest.
Charlie Hebdo is part of a venerable tradition in French journalism going back to the scandal sheets that denounced Marie-Antoinette in the run-up to the French Revolution.
The BBC's Hugh Schofield in Paris says Charlie Hebdo is part of a venerable tradition in French journalism going back to the scandal sheets that denounced Marie-Antoinette in the run-up to the French Revolution.
The 2011 Pulitzer Prizes were announced on Monday, and many of the journalism awards went to venerable, well-decorated publications.
Energy and investment needed to find its way into digital journalism in the mid-2000s and venerable institutions needed to be pushed further into understanding how to make journalism work in a changed environment.
Edwina and Gene Cosgriff of Staten Island wrote that The Times was guilty of "a yellow journalism hatchet job on a holy, venerable, outstanding religious leader".
The Hearst Corporation yesterday announced the appointment of Terry McDonell, the founder and editor in chief of Smart magazine, to be the new editor of Esquire, the venerable men's magazine that helped establish both the "new journalism" of the 1960's and the "new man" of the 1980's.
Perhaps I've sensationalized, but the introduction last week of Sunday Review, the successor to the venerable Week in Review, marks a decided turn toward more opinion journalism.
