Sentences with phrase «principles of journalism»

Borrowing from the principles of journalism, let's see how it all fits in...

Before you add those bells and whistles on to your own content marketing strategy, be sure that that strategy is solidly grounded in the principles of journalism.

Not exact matches

Oba Akanbi who charged the media practitioners on the need for them to always uphold principle of objectivity and fairness in their reportage also implored them to embrace patriotic journalism.

They are also outraged that details of their confidential sources may have been turned over to police, breaking one of the core principles of ethical journalism.

To make a principled stand against the quality of its journalism?

We prefer journalism experience, or at least a thorough understanding of journalistic principles.

There's a second — arguably even more important — benefit to the professional - publisher - as - filter principle: authors of professionally published books instantly have more credibility when it comes to securing lucrative speaking engagements, journalism gigs and a whole host of other money - spinners for which knowledgable talking heads command top dollar.

«Most financial journalism, like most of Wall Street itself, is dedicated to a basic principle of marketing: When the ducks quack, feed «em....

Right - wing morons over at Breitbart claim the agenda is not actually about journalism, (perhaps accidentally), but instead say that it's pretty much about an «army of sociopathic feminist programmers and campaigners» who have taken over the games industry (you know, the one they have barely any representation in today) and are now demanding the games industry embrace feminist principles.

«The editors» appeal to the principles of good journalism to defend the publication of denialist anti-science, but have failed their readers by breaking another tenet of journalistic ethics.

I suspect that Exxon Secrets is still online because of one little principle in journalism, the truth is an absolute defense.

Watergate was clearly not the first time that investigative journalism fired the public imagination, but it must be a high point, at least in the US, for the power of the principled and relentless pursuit of the truth by Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein.

I believe in journalism, as Bob Friend did, and in honouring his memory by discussing this subject in front of a room full of potentially great journalists, I hope I can support the principle that journalism is a noble trade, maybe inspire a few to go into it, and above all prosecute an argument about the nature and future of journalism that I think deserves a hearing.

Familiar with the principles and practices of marketing, journalism, organizational communications, and community relations