Sentence examples for weather journalism from inspiring English sources

For instance, there was the seafood entrepreneur Ed Myers (now deceased), who, while writing for a publication called The Working Waterfront more than a decade ago, identified the frequent use of "nor'easter" as a "festering sore in today's marine and weather journalism".

There is also something called the PSDJ Professional Society of Drone Journalismm), which has members in 37 countries and "explores best practices to employ [drones] for a variety of reporting needs, including investigative, disaster, weather, sports, and environmental journalism".

But the combined gods of journalism and the weather (usually equally fickle) beamed down and the terrifying editor at the time, Charles Wintour, put the results on the front page.

Bad weather is "the Holy Grail of TV journalism," said one network producer, who will go unnamed to make sure he preserves his paycheck.

Thanks to a change in the cultural weather — from the Internet to reality TV — a form of journalism that once emphasized narrative, analysis or both, seems to have devolved into a subspecies of celebrity exposé.

Shocking journalism.

Its popular journalism is, at least, journalism.

Many journalism ethicists disagree.

Drama isn't journalism.

"It's all journalism".

Journalism was his salvation.