Sentences with phrase «purpose of journalism»

The purpose of journalism is to inform the reader.

Accessible: The purpose of our journalism is to better inform the public about how well schools are serving students.

That's the main purpose of journalism and I think she did a great job.

For them, it would undermine the very purpose of journalism.

The BBC is regarded as a public authority by the Freedom of Information Act 2000, but it can withhold information held «for the purposes of journalism».

The BBC's legal strategy entails the indiscriminate application of its FOI derogation «for the purposes of journalism» - this effectively rewrites the 2000 Act, and redefines the BBC as a private body.

The trust could do worse than start here - where the BBC refused to disclose how much US tax it paid, because - you've guessed it - the information is required «for the purposes of journalism».

Question: is the broadcasting of tendentious news items, embarrassing videos and unacceptable views via the internet done for the purposes of journalism?

It is that general damages for distress are awarded in only two situations (i) where the claimant has suffered damage, presumably financial loss, and (ii) where the personal data have been processed for artistic purposes, literary purposes or the purposes of journalism.

The litigation raised a host of legal issues, including the applicability of the GDPR before 25 May 2018, the relationship between the Data Protection Directive and the E-Commerce Directive, the question whether Google's Search activities involved processing data «for the purposes of journalism» for the purposes of the relevant data protection exemptions, and the appropriate balance between data privacy rights and the free expression rights guaranteed by the EU Charter.

Not exact matches

Even if the primary purpose of the Civil tokens is to fund journalism, the possibility for speculation means they could be considered as securities, which would mean an expensive regulatory morass for Civil.

The main purpose of the site is to mix authentic journalism with astute passion that emanate from the round leather game.

«The purpose of our work has been, against the background of perhaps the greatest political media scandal of a generation, to look at the future of investigative journalism in the light of the problems currently facing the media and the technological revolution unfolding in this area.»

Culture Secretary Matt Hancock's warning to the House of Lords came as he made concessions over press regulation, including regular reports on the effectiveness of low - cost arbitration and how personal data is processed for journalism purposes.

That's why science journalism has an important dual purpose: to report on science's advances and benefits while also illuminating its flaws and shortcomings, so that science can improve and better serve society and thus continue to warrant the support and respect that so many of us have been giving it.

The result is an important and moving film that crystallizes the purpose and power of journalism, the courage and the sacrifice of those fighting to get the truth out, and the human impact of a war being waged across the ocean.

This is in part because when arts journalism is the topic of discussion today, it's often being discussed in terms of who is doing it (too many cis white knuckle - draggers like yours truly), or if indeed criticism — for our purposes, film criticism — matters anymore at all.

For the purposes of this fellowship, creative nonfiction is defined as literary journalism, memoir, reportage, criticism, or the lyric essay.

The purpose of the movement, according to it's supporters, was that it sought to bring to attention the corruption in video game journalism, but the debate was quickly taken over by by rampant sexism.

It is also arguably serious in its assertion that painting can be a kind of journalism, and can serve the same purpose.

In the New Republic, Josephine Livingstone reviews Celeste Dupuy - Spencer's solo show at New York's Marlborough Contemporary Gallery, commending the exhibition's «assertion that painting can be a kind of journalism, and can serve the same purpose.»

Photographs are made for a variety of purposes and disciplines, including portraiture, science, travel, journalism, propaganda, and art.

Coulson is referring to articles which have become commonplace in digital journalism in recent times — articles which could easily be mistaken for genuine reporting but are in fact «advertorials» written for the express purpose of pumping the stock in question.