Phrases with «journalism organization»

A "journalism organization" refers to a group or institution that focuses on creating, producing, and distributing news and information to the public. It's a type of group that is dedicated to gathering facts, conducting research, and reporting news stories in an accurate and unbiased manner. Full definition

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Sentences with «journalism organization»

While you're at it, donate money to non-profit journalism organizations whose sole purpose is to conduct the kind of investigations that allow democracy to flourish. (fortune.com)
«You're going to have spills when you have more activity,» Ron Ness, president of the North Dakota Petroleum Council, told a reporter with the investigative journalism organization Pro Publica, which documented more than 1,000 accidental oil spills in North Dakota in 2011. (cnbc.com)
A coalition of journalism organizations is urging the American Bar Association's House of Delegates, meeting in San Francisco later this week, to reject proposed resolutions that the organizations say would drastically limit public access to criminal justice records. (legalblogwatch.typepad.com)
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Phrases with «journalism organization»

Sentences with «journalism organization»

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