Sentence examples for wire journalism from inspiring English sources

But he was also a consummate professional, fiercely competitive and always mindful of his start in wire journalism, then as now the coalface of the news industry.

I'm also not mistaking The Wire for journalism.

Robert has worked as a freelance writer and photographer for the past 20 years, after a career in wire agency journalism.

Perhaps in part because of her approach to dictating, her prose offers a prodigious number of one-sentence paragraphs, closer in its look to wire-service journalism than to the pages of Faulkner or Fitzgerald.

When galvanised into action, Nigerian troops acted brutally towards villagers in the north-east of the country, abducting and killing those suspected of supporting Boko Haram.A staccato tone means the book can at times read too much like a piece of overlength, wire-agency journalism.

In the search for the killers of daily journalism, "The Wire" nails some of the details but follows a few false leads.

Raf's at Law360, a legal wire service, which is journalism-like, but it doesn't quite scratch the itch.

Mr. Isaacson said he hoped to free CNN to do in-depth reporting by sending viewers who want to catch up on the events of the day to Headline News, which is to be revamped in August with new graphics, a new set and revised format that will offer more information in less time, making it the news wire to CNN's heartier journalism service.

Not even "The Wire" is this pessimistic about the journalism business.

A Guardian leader said The Wire was a continuation of Simon's journalism by other means, "pinning down real-life detail and dialogue like so many precious butterflies".

On the face of it, last month's Wire magazine-facilitated Off the Page music journalism conference in the congenial north Kent seaside surroundings of Whitstable should have had little to offer the big screen.