Sentences with phrase «for journalistic»

The Sydney Morning Herald sets the standard for journalistic excellence for Sydney, Australia, and the rest of the world.

Brown Moses and Crowd - sourced Journalism is one more example of war and international conflict being a «lab» for journalistic innovation (i.e. CNN's live coverage of the Gulf War).

Patent Bolt presents a detailed summary of patent applications with associated graphics for journalistic news purposes as each such patent application is revealed by the U.S. Patent & Trade Office.

Patently Mobile presents only a brief summary of granted patents with associated graphics for journalistic news purposes as each Granted Patent is revealed by the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office.

Former Flipboard designer Craig Mod says he launched Hi because he wants to make interaction with a community of readers an integral part of the way that people write and create, whether it's for pleasure or for journalistic purposes

For the most part, subscriptions for journalistic content are in the $ 10 to $ 20 per month range, with the exception of sites like the Financial Times or The Information, which cater to a hard - core business audience and charge upwards of $ 40 a month.

62 The answer to the second question should therefore be that Article 9 of the directive is to be interpreted as meaning that the activities referred to at points (a) to (d) of the first question, relating to data from documents which are in the public domain under national legislation, must be considered as activities involving the processing of personal data carried out «solely for journalistic purposes», within the meaning of that provision, if the sole object of those activities is the disclosure to the public of information, opinions or ideas.

59 Secondly, the fact that the publication of data within the public domain is done for profit - making purposes does not, prima facie, preclude such publication being considered as an activity undertaken «solely for journalistic purposes».

In addition, it does not apply to information that is collected for journalistic purposes «and for no other purpose».

The judge then considered the breach of Data Protection Act claim, and started by dismissing Google's argument that it was processing information solely with a view to publication for journalistic purposes.

Two further considerations are material: a. if, having given permission for such use, the court proceedings are adversely affected, permission may be withdrawn; and, b. it may be necessary for the judge to limit live, text - based communications to representatives of the media for journalistic purposes but to disallow its use by the wider public in court.

A significant proportion of the Act is dedicated to prohibitions against unlawful interception and, importantly, exceptions for journalistic material (although there are concerns that these exceptions are insufficient).

In this regard, the Court highlighted that some publishers may be beyond the scope of EU legislation [84] and that a search engine operator does not appear to benefit from the derogation to the Directive for processing carried out «solely for journalistic purposes» [85].

With our apologies for the journalistic whiplash, Simon Lewis and I are convinced he's right.

So much for journalistic integrity.)

So much for journalistic objectivity.

Rather, they are appropriate subjects for journalistic investigation.

Some younger artists often don't have an editorial take beyond a mild or disinterested concern for a journalistic understanding of how to use reference, citation, and relativity.

I thank Pet Business magazine, its publisher and my friend, Craig Rexford, and all the editors for this journalistic opportunity.

Notice: Patently Apple presents only a brief summary of certain legal cases / lawsuits which are part of the public record for journalistic news purposes.

Patently Apple presents only a brief summary of certain legal cases / lawsuits which are part of the public record for journalistic news purposes.

You have a eye for journalistic detail.

Central to all his various roles is the practice of crafting and presenting information, whether for journalistic, marketing, instructional or entertainment purposes.

Here are four types of content that make sense for journalistic ebook publishing.

For journalistic inquiry, of course.

Her ruthless streak fuels his obsessive nature, just as his eye for explicit detail engenders a flagrant disregard for journalistic ethics in her.

OK, forget that last paragraph — I only really included it for journalistic integrity purposes.

Writer - director James Vanderbilt (Zodiac) has a good ear for journalistic dialogue and «freedom of the press» speeches but there are a few first - time directors traps he falls into.

Fair enough for journalistic hyperbole, but this soaraway popular mandate boost has been just 0.7 per cent of the popular vote in the many seats counted so far.

His administration created a computerized tracking system for journalistic inquiries and FOIL requests to state agencies, adding a layer of centralized review before information is released.

Clause 47 of the deregulation bill, which is being debated in the Commons, would remove rules forcing state requests for journalistic material to be made in open court with media representatives.

The usual caveats apply: There will be typos aplenty (corrected later), several matters of specific factual inaccuracy and a general disregard for journalistic standards.

So much for journalistic independence.

He's just a stickler for journalistic skill.

What the hell does «a stickler for journalistic skill» mean?

I agree with you, it surprises me to see such a piece of lobbying in the Times, but this is in the Opinion section, so expectations for journalistic integrity might not be so high.

We're now urgently trying to find out who Mickelson likes to win the NBA Finals — only for journalistic purposes, of course.

For Journalistic purposes, a recant is in order.

This was taken as a signal by my former student and friend, Dele Giwa, who had suffered for his journalistic courage and integrity, to try yet again with a new weekly newsmagazine, Newswatch, with the help of fellow journalists Ray Ekpu, Yakubu Mohammed, and Dan Agbese.

What began as calls for journalistic integrity turned ugly in social media and gaming trade sites.

Fair use would arguably apply to both of those things, especially if they were used for journalistic purposes.

And one of the uses that this principle is designed to protect is the use of content for journalistic purposes.

Over the last few weeks we've celebrated some terrific milestones - number one in the May sweep across the board and earning the highest honors for journalistic excellence in the Edward R. Murrow awards.

Not exact matches

On Monday afternoon, two more Breitbart staffers announced their resignations: National security correspondent Jordan Schachtel said that the site is «no longer a journalistic enterprise but instead, in my opinion, something resembling an unaffiliated media Super PAC for the Trump campaign.»

It's one thing to be high - minded about your journalistic principles, but it's another to do so while outlets like CNN are raking in billions of dollars for their wall - to - wall Trump coverage, and you are trying to keep the lights on as your ad revenue vanishes with breathtaking speed.

For Lang, the challenge is counterbalancing O'Leary's occasionally Cherry-esque tirades without sacrificing journalistic objectivity.

With initial funding from the Civil Media Company to be announced this summer, Civil Studios» central activity will be to fund and pilot ambitious works of journalism for the Civil platform that will test its limits across journalistic disciplines, formats, and business models.

The list has been carefully assembled for the sole purpose of challenging Dipesh, who is an unwitting, but extremely good - natured, participant in my journalistic experiment.

For once, the journalistic cliché is appropriate: We've spoken truth to power.

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