Sentence examples for wrong journalism from inspiring English sources

You're wrong, journalism in a vacuum (read: not promoted in a strategic or consistent manner on the Internet) suffocates and dies.

The article, a concise example of much of what is wrong with journalism about China, is misleading touristic journalism that lags woefully behind the times and is hopelessly biased towards Beijing, Shanghai and the Pearl River Delta.

To Janet Malcolm's unpitying eye, McGinniss came to serve as a symbol of much that was wrong with journalism.

[It's] wrong for journalism period," he said.

I'll use this debate as an example of what is wrong with American journalism — at precisely the time we need good journalism the most.

I am incredibly sorry we got the journalism wrong.

"I had some dim intuitive feeling that what was wrong with all journalism is that the reporter tended to be objective and that that was one of the great lies of all time," Mailer said.

"I had some dim intuitive feeling that what was wrong with all journalism is that the reporter tended to be objective and that that was one of the great lies of all time," he said.

In fact, if you were looking for a pithy summation of everything that has ever gone wrong with magazine journalism's despairing attempts to harness the power/neutralise the threat (delete according to willingness to face the truth) of mobile internet technology, the experience offered by Q's inaugural "interactive" edition would be hard to better.

I mean, what's wrong with traditional journalism that – twelve years later – he is still the one having to draw attention to its deficiencies?

For a crystalline example of what's wrong with American journalism, and the American political conversation, at this exact moment, go no farther than Sunday's 60 Minutes interview with President Obama, specifically to 7 12 in.