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journalism

[jur-nl-iz-uhm] / ˈdʒɜr nlˌɪz əm /


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At a time when journalism’s literary roots seem to be fading and the culture of book-reading sinks out of view, this aspect of Podhoretz, who died Dec. 16 at 95, deserves a moment of attention.

From The Wall Street Journal

Great journalism without brilliant photography is like Christmas dinner without roast potatoes.

From BBC

At the time of her appointment, David Ellison said he hired Weiss to bring to CBS “news that reflects reality” and journalism that “doesn’t seek to demonize, but seeks to understand.”

From The Wall Street Journal

The essence of our assimilationist mindset is seen in “outreach,” “interfaith” programs and pleas to entertainment and journalism to “change the narrative.”

From The Wall Street Journal

"It is one of the darkest days for independent journalism in Bangladesh," the English language Daily Star said in a statement.

From BBC