Sentences with word «journalistic»

It featured speakers previously associated with the group, and was to discuss «the current social - political climate within the gaming community» and «the importance of journalistic integrity in video game's media.»

The site adheres to the highest standards of journalistic integrity, relying on peer - reviewed medical journals and highly respected health organizations and institutions such as ACOG (American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists) and the AAP (American Academy of Pediatrics) as primary sources of information.

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

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

And given that their product is delivering hard news, there's a fine line between colloquialism and interfering with journalistic integrity when promoting on social media.

The piece was full of misleading and biased information, and represents a serious breach of journalistic ethics on the part of the Leader - Post.

They pride their selves on journalistic integrity which is reflected in the high quality of their content.

Since 2008, however, government scientists in every field have been obliged to pass on even the most mundane queries to their affiliated media departments, which almost always insist on seeing written questions before approving interviews (a break with many generations of standard journalistic practice) and rarely provide much more than background detail and bland, canned talking points.

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

Perhaps law students could also get useful instruction from journalistic writing focusing on who, what, why, where, when and how.

Writing an excellent book review can be the easiest way to experience journalistic writing.

This will allow them to follow cars in the same live journalistic style as the O.J Simpson getaway.

Andrew Dietz's recent book «The Last Folk Hero» (Ellis Lane Press; 377 pages; $ 26.95) gives a more journalistic account of how the work of once - obscure African American artists from the South went mainstream.

Intrigued, Finkel is soon off to visit Longo in prison and in no time he's pitching a book proposal to a publisher, seeing in telling Longo's story a chance to redeem his own journalistic career.

The Fund is specifically interested in journalistic approaches to accessible and urgent stories of topical, contemporary issues that have not been told.

Of course Caitlin is driven by journalistic pursuit bUt I part of it is but of I believe she was also driven to bring the truth to light and to seek justice thru her stories.

The Post combines the best aspects of Spotlight (2015) and Ken Burns» The Vietnam War (2017), blending a message about journalistic integrity with just enough historical background to keep the audience invested.

With extensive journalistic experience writing for magazines and newspapers, there's not much Will isn't comfortable writing about.

Bogie delivers several speeches about journalistic responsibility and integrity, though, as usual with this actor, it's the zingers that stick in the memory («I don't like him.

In addition to choice and quality, a number of related issues such as journalistic and editorial integrity, access to local content, and promoting Australian culture may also be relevant to this Inquiry.

Thornton refused to answer those questions, citing journalistic source privilege.

The alleged victim was able to manipulate RS's journalistic process, with Jann Wenner referring to her as «a really expert fabulist storyteller»;

Rather, they are appropriate subjects for journalistic investigation.

Advertising can help to cover some of their costs, but online ads alone won't pay for big, serious, high - quality journalistic enterprises the way that print ads once did.

The very point of the case was that Gawker was on the edge of journalism and way outside the bounds of good journalistic practices.

A degree of commercial success may even be essential to professional journalistic activity.

Yes, I've been out of college for years now, but in one of my other journalistic pursuits I co-host a podcast featuring interviews with authors of books on politics and policy.

The Daily News did not ask him the obvious questions about whether or not he saw a pot of gold at the base of the falls or if he started singing «Somewhere Under the Rainbow» or any hard - hitting journalistic questions like that.

Although his stance on high journalistic standards is laudable, Ford's role comes across as too unpleasant to be sympathetic.

While broadening the competition, the Pulitzer Board stressed that all entered material should originate from the United States and that they are are» primarily dedicated to original news reporting and coverage of ongoing stories,» and «adhere to the highest journalistic principles.»

Columbia will soon post video of my acceptance speech, in which I explore the clash between old journalistic norms and the complex, uncertain nature of these times — when the things we don't know, some of which we can't know, are likely as important as what is clear.

Then as now, a prime tactic of the fossil fuel lobby centered on a clever manipulation of the ethic of journalistic balance.

A stunning work, revisiting controversial events with journalistic objectivity and a meticulous eye for detail.

This is the standard source used in most journalistic reporting of global average temperatures.

(In fact, based upon my research, the next journalistic piece does not appear until 1997.)

Some of this can be attributed to print publications» own short - sighted view of the internet, and some of it can be blamed on advertisers who don't want to spend as much money anymore on journalistic endeavors.

The Jalopnik crew demonstrates their willingness to go above and beyond the call of journalistic duty.

The false information is spread through social media posts, comments in news stories and videos posted on traditional journalistic outlets.

The usual answer is «marketing» but the fact is that many authors — especially those from journalistic backgrounds — are very media savvy and often better placed to market their books than their publishers.

These are not obscure figures, and whoever wrote this article should be fired for not even doing basic journalistic work.

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

But it can also pose a risk to the traditional journalistic perspective of objectivity.

I always use a mix of journalistic research styles — both talking to people and reading.

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

The New York Times is a solid innovator with numerous free apps that give you quality journalistic content from the papers, curated for specific audiences.

Perhaps Nigel Calder could write it up in good journalistic quality.