journalism

But has journalism reached such a point of utter failure that we are ready to take these risks and hit the panic button?

Recruiters, however, do not always insist on degrees or diplomas in science journalism.

But for me, a mother of two small children, it's not appropriate to me to do the kind of journalism that I did when I was a reporter.

Yet it would be premature to see the closure of the News of the World as the beginning of the end of tabloid journalism.

The board said it had decided to allow entries made up entirely of online content to be submitted in all 14 Pulitzer journalism categories.

In journalism, he said, it always boils down to "what is the information, what are the facts" gained through meticulous reporting.

A study by the Boston Consulting Group found a higher than expected level of willingness to stump up for journalism on the web.

We've hired three young journalists, but it's tough to say whether these jobs would show up in educational services or in journalism.

To be sure, there had been some superb reporting over the years; the best journalism was as good as it had ever been.

In an earlier time, before technology had collided so violently with journalism, he'd been a member of an audience.

Scholarship winners from Latin America and the Caribbean spend a year at a journalism school in the United States or Canada.

So said Paul Krugman, the Princeton economics professor and New York Times columnist, long before he took up journalism.

When Denver's Rocky Mountain News folded just over a year ago, some of its staffers left journalism.

No doubt you will hear some tell you that journalism is in dire shape, and the triumph of digital is to blame.

She proceeded to tell me that she taught journalism at Northwestern and that she thought it was the quintessential opinion piece.

All this provides raw material for journalists, but the compilation and presentation of these data sometimes shades into journalism.

Politkovskaya received numerous journalism awards for her bravery and commitment to uncompromising investigative journalism.

This would, said the Public Ledger, make journalism "more cautious in its comments upon public events abroad" .

Scholarship winners from LatinAmerica and the Caribbean spend a year at a journalism school in the United States or Canada.

I did reporting for the university newspaper at my school. And I've always been very interested in journalism.

He said the evolution of the "pay-per-click" economy has put the emphasis on reader traffic and financial return, not journalism.

My name is Paul. I've always been very interested in journalism, and have worked very hard at studying throughout my four years of college.

With the iPad and its App Store, he began to transform all media, from publishing to journalism to television and movies.

"Public journalism" is no other than a sense of citizenship and a sense of citizen responsibility.

That this is all about "gotcha" journalism. A lot of it is. But that's okay, too.

The incident led to something of a frenzy in financial and journalistic circles, including widespread condemnations of citizen journalism.

Contemporaneous with muckraking in magazine journalism was the proliferation of a fictional literature dedicated to the cause of democracy.

The moment of going to that journalism college, for me, was more significant than college itself.

In love with journalism, he started a newspaper for the 800 men stationed with him in Wiltshire while doing his national service in the RAF.

This has always been true in journalism and used to be considered part of the fun.

Rewarding a criminal by paying him for an exclusive account of his crime is one of the worst forms of cheque-book journalism.

These people care about how much interests they can draw from the audience that they care less the journalism ideals.

It's probably worth pointing out, however, that the Sun is not exactly known as a hotbed of serious environmental journalism.

There may come a time when our reliance on advertising revenues to pay for that journalism is no longer a viable business model.

When the Guardian launched its Comment is free threads, it was one of the most exciting developments in journalism I had ever witnessed.

The mission of journalism education seems to be "social responsibility" .

NPR says it just had a year of near-record audience levels on the radio and online, as other journalism investments decreased.

"Journalism showed me how to connect with people and how to ask questions, " he said.

Roland Chambers, in his new book, investigates Ransome's life in these years as he trod the shadowy border between journalism and espionage.

If one ambition of journalism is to help us understand and imagine places we have not seen, both of these fulfill that role admirably.

There is an unspoken rule in journalism that you do not admit to being bothered by reaction to your work, and I had broken it.

Nice article. Pretty much everything I'd want the uninformed to be informed of at this point. Good journalism.

We believe that Fang's article would not be considered acceptable journalism in the United States.

There was as yet no gutter journalism to tell the world of the vileness of the conspicuous and successful.

Newspapers, magazines and broadcast news aren't the only places where deep investigative journalism is to be found.

Journalism has always been about reporting facts and assertions and making sense of world affairs. No news there.

She was a mentor and friend. She encouraged me to consider journalism as a career.

The interview - which has not been confirmed - would be a coup for the Hollywood star's brand of activist journalism.

The organization is deep into a long self-analysis known as the journalism credibility project.

Readers of this book may well conclude that the golden age of journalism has come and gone.

She said she sees strong interest for 'independent investigative journalism from homegrown Chinese media. '

I major in Journalism, you know I've always wanted to be a Journalist in the future. What about you?

THE crazy competitiveness of the British newspaper industry does not, alas, generate a commensurate quality of journalism.

"Turns out we were all fooled, " said Zhan Jiang, a journalism professor at Beijing Foreign Studies University.

That sort of thing, though it undoubtedly descends to the level of "man bites dog" journalism , is perhaps unavoidable nowadays.

All entries were read by at least two members of the Sexies judges panel, including at least one with a journalism background.

It was because of that that I abandoned journalism, and took to so much duller work: tutoring and private secretaryship.

And yet the categories of journalism and the stereotypes of normal conversation are paltry when it comes to predicting a life course.

Now, as a journalism student, perhaps he would not engage in journalism, but I now feel I have learned confused.

Some readers say that the article reflects responsible journalism insofar as it depicts problems that have long existed in the community.

Up until that point, I had been looking for full-time journalism jobs, but getting the advance convinced me to try freelance instead.

Good journalism is about trying to find out and publish things those in authority do not want known.

This article try to analyse the profundity causations of journalism ethic conflict from the point of view on media consumerism.

More importantly, as a pioneer of modern journalism, one of its news ideas and newspaper features, this is still affecting the press.

But media commentators have been quick to see the significance of the way the information was released for future models of journalism.

Access to books and other materials, particularly print journalism, was one of the great benefits of living in China.

Amy Mitchell said, the deputy director of the Pew Project on Excellence in Journalism.

He has been a reporter for Jahan-e Naw (New World) weekly and a student of journalism at Balkh University.

They simply believe that the State Department is an illegitimate organization that needs to be exposed, which is not really journalism.

As the Times, another Murdoch paper, has correctly pointed out, British journalism is in its equivalent of the MPs expenses scandal.

Eventually I would be offered one of the gaudiest prizes in American journalism: a column in the New York Times.

At the same time, my younger sister enrolled in journalism college in London, and quickly decided to withdraw.

When he left school he took up journalism.

A major part of that trend, country by country, is the divorce of compact format from a sensational style of journalism and design.

HeadlIne: A term used In journalism to mean a lIne or lInes of types at the top of a page or a piece of text.

The journalism of China is different in form, but is suspected of imitating that of the US in content.

Since the day the journalism came into being, it is through the journalists that people learn about the world.

Gannett, the world's biggest newspaper group, is trying to make its journalism more local.

Some of the reworked articles are commendable journalism, but do not quite stand the test of time.

JOURNALISM in Kyrgyzstan has long been a profession shunned by those who worry about their health.

In journalism as in other fields, much can be learned from the systematic study of the professional practice.

But the financial tragedy is compounded by what I see happening to the company's journalism.

Like other media outlets conducting investigative journalism, we accept (but do not solicit) anonymous sources of information.

"At this point, I feel like my focus on music or music journalism is hurting me, " she says.

I hope to finish Hunter College High School and go on to a college with a good school of journalism.

I can't dispute what he says, but I still think NGO-almost-journalism is worthy of the public's careful attention.

The journalism of sight and sound is the only truly new form of journalism to come along.

Then there are the men who took the risk in hiring me to serve as editor of their newspapers, launching my career in journalism.

Most of the time it is not. But such "accountability journalism" has always been subsidised by other activities.

Meanwhile, he took his work in a new direction, toward journalism, which undergoes more scrutiny from censors than fiction.

It was the perfect way to break into political journalism: My career was now on track.

The two job offers I received fresh out of college with my journalism degree would have led me down two very different career paths.

Since the late nineties, some colleges and universities in Xinjiang have set up departments of journalism, to carry out journalism training.

Although journalism seems like a good profession, I would prefer to be a teacher.

NPR is partnering with several journalism startups to deliver their information out to a larger audience.

That said, "Hillary: the Movie" is no duller or more biased than much of what passes for journalism these days.

Pasik said the project is part art, part reality show, part journalism and part fun. But it is definitely not vigilantism.

It is absurd that people have to get college degrees to be considered for good jobs in hotel management or accounting--or journalism.

However it would be wise to add modules that demonstrate relevant skills; creative writing, for instance, would be of value for journalism.

But what is the difference between literature and journalism? . Journalism is unreadable and literature is not read. That is all.

is an irresponsible, racially discriminatory piece of journalism, and have demanded that Maclean's issue a public apology to all Canadians.

Regretfully, the journalism and jurisprudence do not give an enough value to the topic of mass media and solving social dispute.

Deserves a special thanks for his endowment of the Nathanson Fellows, between the Voice of America and the Annenberg School of Journalism.

And he wrote a story for his paper that earned him a national award for environmental journalism.

Katherine shared his love of journalism, and worked on the paper's editing desk for a few years before getting married.

Verification is the fundamental ethic norm of using netizens sources, but there exists so much hard work for the journalism practices.

"In terms of journalism efficiency, I think we discovered a lot with a small amount of resources, " Assange said.

It is true that the value of a journalism degree has been a traditional subject of debate among people in the media.

Even today, on the fringes of Christianity and in popular journalism, there are people who claim to have found the Garden of Eden.

And will the availability of so much free online journalism also doom their pricier print editions to a slow death?

The results of the journalism credibility project turned out to be.

One is the "cool" approach of traditional journalism, including network broadcasting (in which NPR is no exception).

The reason: President Dmitri Medvedev had chosen the journalism department as a venue for a public forum on the topic of nationalism.

"We are not happy that they used the brand of the journalism faculty, " she said.

This becomes even more obvious in the next documentary project, the last Tress undertook before abandoning the field of photo-journalism.

Another weapon is his status as an internet entrepreneur. All of his other journalism investments are online.

At least 3-year work experience in Marketing & Management, Journalism. In priority of experience in PR Events or Brand Promotion.

Journalism used to be the preserve of working-class stiffs who filed stories and hit the bars.

It's not that I enjoy self-flagellation in public. But the manner of my error offers a lesson about economics as well as journalism.

"News resources" is a hot topic in the field of journalism and communication, which has been a pursuit of domestic and foreign scholars.

He was a Knight International Journalism Fellow, and has given workshops to journalists and nongovernmental organizations in Indonesia.

My degree is in journalism, and my intern work during my senior year was on the community desk at the Kansas City Star.

Second, there needs to be adequate protection for investigative journalism that serves the public interest.

True, I had great grades, but journalism was the most sought-after degree, and there were thousands of people fighting for each place.

Perhaps such hand-wringing over the state of journalism would make its donors uncomfortable.

A media organisation is likely to be judged on the accuracy and reliability of the journalism it produces.

American journalism is not just the product of the free market, but of a hybrid system of private enterprise and public support.

Turi Munthe, founder of citizen journalism service Demotix, said there has been a cultural shift in the mainstream media.

And oh, ye gods and little fishes, how we could do with a few more gavottes and tangos in journalism right now.

The safest places for bears are the worlds of academia, journalism and consultancy, where people are expected to hold strong opinions.

With an almost perfect lack of foresight, I moved out of dotcommery and into traditional newspaper journalism.

Online journalism has certain attributes of print journalism and of broadcast journalism, and other attributes that are unique to the Web.

Journalism defines itself as a profession, in part, by proclaiming the moral seriousness of its most cherished story forms.

But public journalism does not remove control over the news from journalists themselves.

Hu at the helm, reaffirming his commitment to journalism in service of 'the public's right to know.

We've been seeing a lot of venerable business models collapse over the last few years including those of broadcast TV and print journalism.

SIR Harold "Harry" Evans remains one of the great figures of modern journalism.

It is an "experimental" action which more focused on the U. S. journalism ideas and social thought changes in recent years.

The content and form of social changes at different historical periods are always recorded clearly or unclearly in the memory of journalism.

So journalism and writing are capable of achieving change and that is why Chinese authorities are so scared of it.

and the global output of religious journalism was comparable at least to Europe's secular press.

Perhaps the biggest development in the citizen journalism space this year was the acquisition of Newsvine by MSNBC earlier this month.

This journalism toll-free access, full democratization in journalism. Far from the end of the debate.

Part of this money was to establish a graduate school of journalism to train reporters.

Journalism has been referred to as "the first draft of history, " but it can also be future innovators' first taste of something new.

This view reduces WikiLeaks to a radical case of 'investigative journalism'.

But the author disappeared soon after the article was published, and it's now widely viewed as one of the great yellow journalism hoaxes.

Almost 30 years ago, a Jonesborough, Tennessee, high school journalism teacher was listening to his car radio with a group of students.

I believe Journalism at its best is a mirror, exposing back to society a true and brutally honest picture of what is going on.

Focuses on international reporting as a way of developing fundamental skills of journalism.

In a purported email exchange published by a gossip blog, famously mercurial CEO Steve Jobs told an innocent journalism student to buzz off.

Many employers prefer to hire writers and editors with a college degree, generally in communications, English or journalism.

Perhaps among us intellectuals today, it is no longer possible to discuss the original meaning of art and journalism.

The Journal is as good as it gets in terms of high-quality journalism.

The internet may have hurt some newspapers financially, but it has stimulated innovation in journalism.

That openness is now as important as the journalism itself in the relationship with the audience.

As newspapers were coming apart at the seams, many traditional journalists began fretting that journalism itself was at risk.

Chinese "yellow literature" is pornography, and not to be confused with the English "yellow journalism" --sensationalist journalism.

Why is a magazine's investigative journalism team more effective than all the innocents in charge of intelligence of our nation?

My journalism career has taught me that answers can usually be found on the ground when in doubt.

As a senior journalism student in Shanghai International Studies University, Wang has had received the admission from Chicago University.

Starting in 2001, Broder also served as a journalism professor at the University of Maryland. He also taught for a time at Duke University.

Investigative journalism is now a staple of many newspapers and magazines.

Since anyone could publish whatever he wanted online, "real journalism" would be overwhelmed, they said.

Spoken and written languages of ethnic minorities are widely used in journalism, publications, radio, film and television.

My nephew is just setting out on a career in journalism.

"We need to understand that what makes journalism different is the ethics, " Ristow quotes Alves as saying.

The construction of American journalism ethics in the popular newspaper period served as a good reference for China.

Novels about journalism by journalists tend to be strong on score-settling and colour, but rarely survive the feuds they describe.

She is a graduate of the journalism program at Columbia University in New York and was a Nieman Fellow at Harvard University.

Journalism studies, International communication, Photo journalism.

A principal responsibility of journalism, says Bill Keller, executive editor of the New York Times, is "applying judgment to information. "

The Atlantic frets that the Murdoch model will sacrifice "responsible, serious journalism" and damage public life in the process.

The journalism profession is adept at taking somebody from a story on a bank robbery and allocating them to a political sex scandal.

Most employers prefer individuals with a bachelor degree in journalism, but some hire graduates with other majors.

Now the Guardian is again at the center of a news story of enormous importance, both in substance and in how journalism functions.

The line between activism and journalism has always been somewhat fuzzy, but has become even fuzzier in the digital age.

I graduated form the College of Journalism and Communications of Xiamen University, with a master's degree in journalism.

In journalism, it then might require a few extra words to make distinctions, as with Hamas and Hizbullah's charity activity.

UCLA does not offer undergraduate degrees in architecture, journalism or business administration.

And finally, Jobs engaged in a tough but terse exchange with a college journalism student.

My undergraduate background in journalism and my interpersonal and communication skills make me ideally suited for the post of PR director.

With the development of journalism, practitioners began to have internal professional pursuit, a series of news groups have emerged.

Journalism will kill you, but it will keep you alive while you are at it .

Jay Rosen of New York University says such arguments show that in the digital age "the very boundaries around journalism are collapsing. "

He saw journalism as a calling, like later reporters who took him as a model in the mightiness of their efforts.

That journalism is now at risk, along with the advertising-supported economic foundations of newspapers.

Rao Dejiang: professor, School of Journalism& Communication, Wuhan University, majoring in communication and advertisement.

By shading his radicalism and collaborating with mainstream outlets, Mr. Assange created a comfort zone for his partners in journalism.

Dean: Michigan has a fine School of Journalism.

Ratigan started as a television business reporter, but, he says, he became so angry that he switched to the talk-show side of journalism.

These men believed in journalism as a calling, and were proud to be published in the daily press.

She ended up finding a part-time paid internship, but it's not in journalism; it's a post at the federal Food and Drug Administration.

Meanwhile, women have started to outshine their male counterparts in journalism, teaching, healthcare and the police force.

We in journalism often focus on villains, but Edna is one of my heroes.

Journalism was an answer to an even more important question, which is, how will society be informed?

News code of ethics, is an important part of self-regulatory mechanisms in a country's journalism.

Today, we also study Western culture, journalism, business communications, international relations, and computer science.

The Times in the note promised to 'take appropriate action consistent with our standards to protect the integrity of our journalism. '

As I travel around the country talking about the economy and journalism, I usually make two points.

a diploma in arts or journalism from a registered post - secondary college issued after the date of its registration , or equivalent.

Cao's colleague Li said human feeling was the main characteristic of Cao's journalism.

Competitive journalism is kept alive among the city's television and radio stations.

Bachelor Degree or above major in Journalism, marketing, public relations, communications, business administration or related field.

Durham, a journalism professor, focuses on media with an emphasis on gender, sexuality, race and youth cultures.

Before you laugh, remember that Playboy is well-known for the high quality of both its fiction and its journalism.

Michigan has a fine School of Journalism.

The trick is to avoid gross generalities and to do more than a piece of urban journalism.

Zhang Wei: Associate Professor, School of Journalism& Communication, Wuhan University, majoring in advertisement.

Love him or hate him, this controversial blogger (real name: Mario Lavandeira) has changed the face of celebrity journalism.

This paper is to work out some efficient ways to construct journalism practice fields through analyzing the problems.

We still place an extremely high value on depth, complexity and journalism which cannot be rushed.

Gong Yi, female, Master candidate, School of Journalism & Communication, Wuhan University, majoring in media development theories.

But as with any good journalism, science journalism is useful only if it is reliable and unbiased.

The following article is taken from the U. S. Department of State publication, Handbook of Independent Journalism.

Anderson left his journalism job to become the company's chief executive.

Through such stories he came to symbolise a golden age of television journalism in the 1960s and 70s. It is an age that has passed now.

The reality is that journalism is only one means of ascertaining truth.

Their arguments are compelling, and I am not among those who feel threatened by proper government support of journalism.

Unlike ordinary students, Yao has chosen to simultaneously study subjects belonging to different majors, including journalism and finance.

One goal is to persuade you that we still need journalism, no matter who's going to do it.

The Erasmus Mundus Master's degree is brought together by five leading journalism institutions and universities in Europe.

Gan Xiaochen, 22, an international journalism major graduate, got a bit uneasy during job hunting this year.

The winners of the prestigious Pulitzer prizes, for journalism, literature, drama and music, are announced in New York.

Instead, all my efforts did was teach me exactly why the proud, antediluvian print-journalism companies are in financial trouble.

Media management, media economics, the contemporary theory on journalism, communication symbols science.

Public journalism exercises large impact on previous journalism, communication, public opinion and sociology theory.

He returned home for thousands of kilometres to the north a three stream university, read journalism.

Syllabus of Documentary Photography and Photo Journalism Still Images of A World In Motion.

But old-style journalism was never quite as morally upstanding as journalists like to think.

Pulitzer; new journalism; modern newspapers; characteristics; impact.

He Yuan, female, Master candidate, School of Journalism & Communication, Wuhan University, majoring in journalism theory.

He suggests that with the right financial model, "we will enter a golden age of journalism. "

"What's happening in big corporate media and what's happening in journalism is not the same" .

Online journalism may allow readers to respond immediately and directly to the writer or editor via e-mail or even in a live chat.

This is not always traditional journalism as taught in journalism school.

With the professionalization of journalism in the early 20th century came a more detached style of reporting.

Ironically, several academic institutions are offering programmes dedicated to improving the quality of arts journalism.

There's no single definition, just as we can't restrict traditional journalism to what people do in newspapers.

But even the most grizzled veterans of rich-world journalism still seem glad to earn extra money tutoring tyros in poor countries.

The best opinion journalism has a clarity and readability that far surpasses most academic papers or diplomatic telegrams.

Old mother is now worrying about: read journalism after graduation to do?

In whatever medium, journalism in the U. S. has for decades relied on advertising revenues.

Mainstream print journalism is going through traumas in the US and will probably never fully recover.

Journalism is the discipline of providing the content for all of these communications media.

He took time off to write journalism.

There's another important difference between blogging and conventional journalism and science communication.

Some of what appeared on my former neighborhood email list was journalism; most wasn't.

College degree or above, major in Journalism, Human Resource Management, Administration Management or related subjects.

To be sure, not all journalism has a civic function, and the media's ability to expose wrongdoing is easily overstated.