That is a journalistic judgment, just as sending hundreds of reporters to Louisiana to cover Hurricane Katrina was a journalistic judgment.
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And if these allegations of efforts to smear journalistic and political opponents are true, it is a disgrace -- an egregious violation of journalistic ethics.
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Such a historic document dump required a matching journalistic effort, one that would end up as among the broadest and most technologically challenging journalistic endeavors ever.
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There was hubris: the man tasked with guarding the nation's secrets revealing them; a woman who had achieved incredible journalistic access committing the ultimate journalistic sin.
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" In a subsequent statement to CNN, McHugh said: "Is there anyone in the journalistic community who actually believes NBC didn't breach its journalistic duty to continue reporting this story?
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I was armed with my very official reason (I was engaged in "Journalistic Activity") and my very official itinerary (I would go to this restaurant … to engage in "Journalistic Activity").
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And what of WikiLeaks — that paragon of journalistic objectivity?
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But, from a journalistic perspective at least, it was worse.
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It's the old journalistic adage: if it bleeds, it leads.
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Music critic Lester Bangs took his first journalistic steps there.
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"It's not exactly what's called a journalistic gem," he said.
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There was definitely journalistic curiosity: What is this experience like?
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This year, I tried a bit of a journalistic experiment.
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Dr. Oz earns some journalistic stripes for this feat alone.
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In fact, it would be journalistic malpractice to do so.
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Can you say a bit more about that journalistic aspect?
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Previous journalistic experience is not required, but it is welcomed.
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Mr Xi is wary of any hint of journalistic daring.
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Civil war has all but been declared in journalistic circles.
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These examples of journalistic malpractice didn't just show up overnight.
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Under these circumstances, what was the meaning of journalistic distance?
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The government is drafting guidelines on journalistic fairness and accuracy.
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That was unethical, and a massive breach of journalistic integrity.
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His choice of journalistic subjects was also pragmatic, he said.
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I'm not sure that rises to a strong journalistic standard.
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I also felt a journalistic duty to do all that.
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Can you tell us any more about Iris' journalistic storyline?
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Noise, with its mix of journalistic bluntness and highly conceptualized
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Faith Nation's interview questions are a far cry from journalistic.
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That was the dramatic highlight of my early journalistic life.
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"It was a journalistic training ground for me," he said.
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But in purely journalistic terms, this is an epic disaster.
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We are both very driven, and our journalistic values match.
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Now, journalistic coverage is driven just by what Trump says.
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It's creative nonfiction focused on performative truth over journalistic accuracy.
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This would create opportunities for journalistic rigor, risk and innovation.
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There's a sturdy journalistic imperative: Seek out the other side.
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Everyone was extremely chill and receptive to my journalistic request.
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Apply journalistic pressure (news orgs): Expose the hate and lies.
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Yeah, so this was a journalistic project, in some ways.
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Still, Fox's stance was primarily about journalistic principles, the officials said.
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Several journalistic investigations point to significant financial improprieties and self-dealing.
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The court also believes that journalistic sources were not adequately protected.
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They and their journalistic conduits must be protected at all costs.
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He's also donating to other journalistic endeavors, $20 million to CUNY.
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Even though she's an actress, Rachel McAdams obviously has journalistic instincts.
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It might be the most valuable journalistic work I've ever done.
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Even so, sticklers for journalistic propriety found this a trifle inappropriate.
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The investigation marks one of the biggest leaks in journalistic history.
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It should be a point well taken by the journalistic community.
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Journalistic felonies were discovered far and wide during the campaign season.
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They did disagree on other attributes, but none favored journalistic sourcing.
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You give us a little fair news that meets journalistic standards.
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Like all other journalistic organizations, reporting necessarily requires working with sources.
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To be clear, my interview with Labrie was no journalistic feat.
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As journalistic fiascos go, it was one of the most sensational.
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That strikes me as outside the bounds of good journalistic practice.
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OK for Oprah, but not for NBC's expensive new journalistic commodity.
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The journalistic world howled in outrage, but the idea deserves consideration.
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And there is nothing journalistic about her motives for taking pictures.
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There were no objective norms, no establishment rules, no journalistic sanctity.
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Yet it is hard to defend the event on journalistic grounds.
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The government says they were not detained for their journalistic work.
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"Our journalistic reputation is shining," Mr. Wenner said in an interview.
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According to most journalistic standards, that is not a good thing.
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And that's a travesty, both from a journalistic and societal perspective.
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The Indian authorities who arrested Mr. Yousuf questioned his journalistic credentials.
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They chose the publication because of its journalistic influence and reputation.
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McCraw also takes time to meditate on journalistic practices and ethics.
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Journalistic questioning of these tech luminaries and media luminaries on stage.
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A long journalistic investigation, involving multiple reporters and editors, is expensive.
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The alt-right exploits these weaknesses in journalistic coverage of racism.
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And you have the journalistic capacity to draw your own conclusions.
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The Times was fulfilling its journalistic duty in reporting these accounts.
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Brisk and engaging, "The Many Lives" is more journalistic than novelistic.
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Journalistic accounts usually would note that "amok" is an Indonesian word.
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His voice and journalistic fortitude were the backbone of this piece.
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What's your journalistic take on how the presidential campaign was covered?
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" Bernstein called Trump the "greatest journalistic challenge of the modern era.
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The real origin may be journalistic, in fact, and forever relevant.
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Or is it a way to catch our journalistic double standards?
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Obtaining the transcript of the Flynn interview was a journalistic ordeal.
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Then I started starting up various journalistic-type organizations with friends.
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It's now a journalistic endeavor but it didn't used to be.
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At least some of Rory's journalistic problems are internal production issues.
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Ngo is a writer and photographer who contributes to journalistic outlets.
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There's no legitimate journalistic justification for what the New York Post did.
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We will look at his legacy as a journalistic force of nature.
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I think more and more distorted by the actual journalistic conversation itself.
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In the interests of journalistic impartiality, I reached out to a few.
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Mr. Baquet stressed that the journalistic decisions about video will be his.
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The Village Voice is dead — at least, as a functioning journalistic organization.
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Now, I&aposve got to say this is not standard journalistic practice.
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Did these articles fulfil the basic journalistic function of informing their readers?
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Under Carter, Vanity Fair has grown in cultural influence and journalistic impact.
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It is promoted as "revealing", and Mr Voigt's journalistic credentials are impeccable.
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I think a lot of the best VCs have a journalistic mindset.
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Bulgaria's Association of European Journalists spoke of a "coup against journalistic professionalism".
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We do journalistic things and I edit the editors, so…sort of?
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The Translator remains—for most journalistic intents and purposes—a private person.
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Reporting on Taliban activities was a journalistic effort that was inherently dangerous.
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But therein lies the key to understanding Abramson as a journalistic animal.
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But even in its nascency, virtual reality is a powerful journalistic tool.
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In the London government-journalistic complex, everyone is connected to everyone else.
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However, journalistic ethics require reporters to transcend such anger and maintain objectivity.
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Lowery is unflinchingly honest about the journalistic temptation to seek false balance.
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He noted that Mr. Wallace's journalistic reputation provided another benefit to Fox.
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Journalistic coverage of breaches and unethical data practices has captured public attention.
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The Times is not the only respected journalistic enterprise prioritizing this question.
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Part of your job of course is journalistic but it's also historical.
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Gossip Cop's treatment of this particular story presents a broader journalistic quandary.
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Strategic missteps and a bruised journalistic reputation have taken a financial toll.
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His experience is journalistic and legal, as opposed to visual or fashionable.
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The broadcasters evidenced continuity of management and journalistic tone as administrations changed.
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Pack could protect the journalistic integrity of the U.S. international broadcasting entities.
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And in 2007, he bought a journalistic jewel, The Wall Street Journal.
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"China has long masked intelligence operations with journalistic credentials," Mr. Turley said.
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I think it'll be her first real journalistic interview since the election.
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Some characterized the fact-checking as an extension of their journalistic efforts.
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You misled your readers and were blinded by your own journalistic bigotry.
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Kantor and Twohey have inherited the mantle of these early journalistic trailblazers.
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Although Mr. Slonim specialized in light journalistic fare, he took it seriously.
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Or dip into a classic American journalistic genre: the snowbound train story.
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I had spent my journalistic career as an observer and a chronicler.
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Fresco's users are largely not trained in news gathering or journalistic ethics.
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The journalistic caution in me keeps having to write that these could all be coincidences, but the journalistic instinct has learned long ago that coincidence is the albino alligator of political reality: It exists, but is exceedingly rare.
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He was presented with awards for journalistic courage in both Turkey and America.
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We're going to figure out how to use that in a journalistic way.
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It's particularly worrying because the story seems to provide no journalistic purpose whatsoever.
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The protests were set off by an unprecedented journalistic effort to uncover corruption.
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THOMPSON: WE'RE GOING TO HAVE AND WE'RE COMMITTED TO A GIGANTIC JOURNALISTIC OPERATION.
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Business Insider should be ashamed of his failure to follow proper journalistic protocols.
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"Being a movie star wouldn't disqualify him from the journalistic privilege," said Freeman.
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But they add up to much more than a journalistic how-to manual.
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The subjects here are chosen somewhat arbitrarily, the result, mostly, of journalistic assignments.
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Daily Prophet scribe Rita Skeeter, in a meta nod to my journalistic mission?
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Bee's weekly half-hour show is a journalistic effort in its own right.
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This, Mr. Friedman said, reflected the family's attitude toward journalistic independence and integrity.
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Journalistic experience is not necessary; the ability to write clearly and entertainingly is.
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However, his good journalistic instincts got in the way of consulting best practice.
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I have long criticized NBC and their journalistic standards-worse than even CNN.
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Your paper has absolutely zero journalistic professionalism and you are scummy rape apologists.
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And that speaks volumes as to who we are as a journalistic institution.
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Clearly Trump can't rely on that inside-the-beltway camaraderie and journalistic discretion.
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An outside review found the magazine had failed to follow basic journalistic safeguards.
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What I in my journalistic capacity saw as fact, he saw as tragedy.
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Omarova's research led to a flurry of journalistic, Congressional and ultimately federal investigations.
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Luckily, journalistic integrity remained strong with the reporter/trainer, and he answered honestly.
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The overall intent of the event was the shed light on journalistic malfeasance.
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It is upsetting for obvious journalistic reasons—we stand behind everything we publish.
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"People like Rukmini are inventing a new kind of journalistic writing," Baquet explained.
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" 'Down the middle' has been a favored journalistic expression for decades," he wrote.
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In the end, Nobody Speak devolves into a kitschy paean to journalistic heroism.
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In Broadcast News, Holly Hunter (wisely) chooses her journalistic integrity over a relationship.
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And I think Bill's journalistic sense of telling the truth came from her.
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As a journalistic tool, fact-checking has been on the rise for years.
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Here are four ways the story falls short of upholding routine journalistic standards.
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Removing stories without offering an explanation to readers goes against traditional journalistic ethics.
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Italy's media have long warped standard journalistic practices like a fun-house mirror.
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An earlier version of this review referred incorrectly to the author's journalistic career.
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" Just be real about it and say, "This isn't actually of journalistic value.
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To me, it's almost a journalistic disservice to highlight one athlete over another.
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And so we were using a trick to dance around normal journalistic procedures.
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But it also generated a huge amount of controversy in the journalistic community.
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I guess you could say the journalistic standards were very relaxed back then.
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But as a journalist, I want to be judged by my journalistic work.
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We've all seen war photographs that are mere grist for the journalistic mill.
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The journalistic pieces that prompted these defamation lawsuits were labeled as commentary/opinion.
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He applied for a journalistic credential before his trip, the court filing shows.
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Over time, though, Origo evolved into a journalistic force with its own identity.
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They don't have an informing the public or journalistic logic, an editorial logic.
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Most of my friends and I agree that, from a journalistic perspective, Babe.
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In 2007, he received an award from his alma mater for journalistic excellence.
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The group perhaps hoped to correct the impression left by previous journalistic encounters.
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With no journalistic experience, he was to be groomed for the publisher's post.
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Mr. Mazza's parents, he said, supported and helped pay for his journalistic ambitions.
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Good because I got to read the prose of this journalistic genius, Breslin.
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Not all of Mr. Barrett's journalistic marks were so generous about his passing.
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The journalistic fact checkers, God bless 'em, can reach only so many people.
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WASHINGTON — I have always thought of overhearing conversations as an underappreciated journalistic tool.
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Dani doesn't want to let go of her journalistic integrity and MJ admires this.
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That's not changed, and it's a very old-fashioned journalistic ideal, in a way.
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I don't see any reason that couldn't be applied to any other journalistic outlet.
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And some WikiLeaks critics argue Assange isn't being charged over any legitimate journalistic practice.
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To me that was a perfect piece of journalistic ... It was really well done.
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Yet what the new Carvalho gains in psychological shading, he loses in journalistic acuity.
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Today's campaigners can harness more effective megaphones, such as social media and journalistic exposés.
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"Stronger Together" has been removed from the field in the interest of journalistic objectivity.
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No one, right or left, wants Google to be the judge of journalistic quality.
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It alarmed free speech advocates, who say it threatens to criminalize legitimate journalistic practices.
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As part of it, he addressed whether he considered Breitbart News a journalistic competitor:
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As the old journalistic maxim goes, it is better to show than to tell.
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It combines captivating life or death mysteries with a high standard of journalistic integrity.
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I respect them for not telling me because I understand and respect journalistic integrity.
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The lawsuit "might not have any journalistic, judicial, or political staying power," Williams said.
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And now all it is is a profit center unguided by any journalistic principles.
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Denton's deposition touched on his thoughts on free speech and Gawker Media's journalistic ethics.
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Why it matters: Brill has a long track record of successful journalistic start-ups.
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As long as Fox News employs him, it is responsible for his journalistic malpractice.
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" He later added, "There's nothing that even smells journalistic about some of this content.
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It integrated the daily lives of people in a way that is almost journalistic.
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The real Wolff doesn't bother putting on airs when it comes to journalistic integrity.
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The professors worry the First Amendment can't protect the journalistic community from such assaults.
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The public seemed to prefer that standard to today's ill-defined journalistic, "creative" crusaderism.
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Sure, I've written about antifascism before, but it's certainly not my main journalistic focus.
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Daily press briefings in the era of Trump are little more than journalistic theatre.
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The epithets, the secrecy, the musclemen, the tickling — taken together, it was journalistic catnip.
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Journalistic firebrand Anand Giridharadas literally wrote the book on the charade of philanthropic giving.
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Trump responded by challenging Kelly's journalistic credibility, sparking a monthslong feud between the two.
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If printing is halted, he said, the company's journalistic approach would not be affected.
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Considering the journalistic swamp, The Times acquitted itself well on some of these questions.
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For me, fashion has to be as journalistic as the rest of the magazine.
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Presenting false information, under the guise of journalistic candor, only exacerbates this perilous situation.
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This is not journalistic malpractice; it appears to be a calculated form of gambling.
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This promo, despite the lip service it pays to "journalistic integrity," encourages the opposite.
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I think I could have said the same thing, still standing for journalistic integrity.
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" The board also gave the Capital Gazette $20193,000 to "further the newspaper's journalistic mission.
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She has extensive journalistic experience, having been a reporter for RTÉ and the BBC.
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Wherever you look, it's almost a journalistic view of the corruption of Roman society.
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Yet either way, balancing privacy concerns with journalistic standards is all the more crucial.
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On the new podcast, he said he was there in a purely journalistic capacity.
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The American ambassador to Germany accused Der Spiegel of a pattern of journalistic malpractice.
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It's sad that The Atlantic would stoop to this low standard of journalistic integrity.
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Another journalistic technique that you take issue with in the book is false equivalence.
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In the coming years, I started to turn my journalistic attention toward working mothers.
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The pull of Mr. Annan's moral charisma ensured a large and global journalistic entourage.
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It isn't my habit to ask political operatives to weigh in on journalistic matters.
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You can't argue with the journalistic imperative; that's why I interviewed Mr. Jones myself.
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But I chose to concentrate on gender because I sensed an intriguing journalistic opportunity.
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There is growing talk of an ambitious journalistic collaboration to beat back the tide.
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When Groh called, her contacts at the speaker's office didn't exactly claim journalistic malpractice.
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Hersh chafed under what he saw as The Times's overly cautious journalistic mind-set.
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Strategic Vision's lawyers argued that Gertz's involvement with Guo was not journalistic in nature.
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Q. Is writing fiction a very different experience for you than writing journalistic stories?
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Such outrages have been highlighted in documentaries, journalistic exposés and late-night talk shows.
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The latest New York Times debacle is a prime example of this journalistic phenomenon.
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"We have felt the greatest sense of journalistic and moral responsibility," Ms. Kantor said.
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Along with journalistic access Church has furnished Mezrich with nine epigraphs and an epilogue.
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In deciding in the favor of journalistic freedom in New York Times Co. v.
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In my journalistic career, I've worked alongside women covering war, genocide, riots and famine.
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In this regard, Iris Murdoch once divided the twentieth-century novel into the journalistic and the crystalline, and Woolf, the modernist aesthete who also loved Dickens and Scott and Tolstoy, couldn't quite decide whether she liked her novels hospitably journalistic or stylishly crystalline.
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"One said the media had blown it, and the second one, which I wrote at 2:00 in the morning, was a journalistic call to action, saying this is going to require a very diligent new kind of journalistic inquiry," Sullivan said.
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You decided to remain a true journalist outside of a traditional journalistic enterprise. Yes. Okay.
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Some of the darkest boos arose when he pointed to us in our journalistic zoo.
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Ultimately, he says, his reporting effort was shut down for reasons that were not journalistic.
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It's fun and interesting and inventive and it always pushes you from a journalistic perspective.
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Ms. Konner summed up her journalistic credo in her inaugural address as the Columbia dean.
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The law would protect content that was being distributed for educational, journalistic or research purposes.
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The wanton equating of facts with myths cannot be acceptable and is not journalistic objectivity.
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Living up to journalistic values is in the best interest of everyone in the newsroom.
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No journalistic experience is required, but a knowledge of military and geopolitical affairs is essential.
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Like the mythological "ISIS help desk," this would-be data dump isn't a journalistic coup.
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At the same time, they recognized that newspapers are businesses as well as journalistic endeavors.
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Then maybe they&aposd have a new -- and well-deserved -- journalistic Holy Grail to celebrate.
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As the old journalistic dictum implores, Kingsley shows this reduction to bare life, without telling.
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Kok's rejection of this journalistic convention made him a target of the people he covered.
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She's an advocate for myths over facts—an admittedly frustrating premise for a journalistic interview.
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At home, the last two administrations have targeted journalistic sources as if they were spies.
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There's no denying that there's a time and place for alcohol in the journalistic process.
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Journalistic organisations had expressed concern that the tactic could undermine reporters' and media institutions' credibility.
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Were you worried for your journalistic reputation if they made you look like a fool?
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But maybe, just maybe, flagging some common journalistic sins in advance can limit the damage.
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Sadly, those corporate giants know more about merger financing than journalistic duty or societal responsibility.
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A cognitive interviewer takes a different, more journalistic approach, gathering as much information as possible.
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What I suggest isn't the sharp departure from journalistic custom that some accuse me of.
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Indeed, it was remarkable to discover that my British accent was often a journalistic asset.
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To call yourselves a journalistic outlet and then botch this one so badly is astonishing.
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He treats the planned on-stage discussion between Bannon and Remnick as a journalistic event.
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This temporary restriction does not prevent the WikiLeaks organization from carrying out its journalistic activities.
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And the financial stakes have never been so intertwined with the journalistic and political stakes.
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Unlike the journalistic approach to documentary, Wearing's work blurs the line between reality and fiction.
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That's the sign of journalistic fairness and objectivity is we're being equally hard on them.
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I don't think the comic industry was particularly interested in reporting in a journalistic sense.
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" When I tried to change the subject, to maintain journalistic distance, he texted back, "Ha!
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The biggest test yet of Fox's journalistic standards is the impending showdown over Mueller's findings.
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In the service of journalistic enterprise, I went through the process again and — sorry, Canada!
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But Mr. Miller said prosecutors had now skated to the edge of criminalizing journalistic practices.
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The alleged use of such intimate relationships by a journalist raises serious journalistic ethical concerns.
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The modern lowbrow (think Sean Hannity or Dinesh D'Souza) ignores normal journalistic or intellectual standards.
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"The ghosts of the journalistic past rose up to help push this forward," he said.
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So I realized there was a good journalistic story there as well as my own.
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The other journalistic approach — impartial, aggressive, spin free — is what we saw demonstrated last week.
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Only a few uncommonly wise nations fund media efforts while also granting them journalistic autonomy.
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Survey data, along with countless journalistic accounts, also suggest that voters switched in huge numbers.
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Mr. Lai and Oriental Daily have shared a history as both political and journalistic rivals.
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In general, I dislike the common journalistic trope of "winners and losers" from political developments.
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Others have said yes to Fox's pro-Trump shows while declining interviews in journalistic settings.
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Her defenses come up even higher, and she becomes more lawyerly and journalistic about it.
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The leak was highly unusual, given journalistic rules of engagement governing off-the-record material.
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In fact, as currently constituted, the plan seems guaranteed to damage Bloomberg News's journalistic reputation.
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From a single gust of wind, Clare Hollingworth reaped the journalistic scoop of the century.
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As a result of that lack of journalistic rigor, they get to interview the President.
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That for us was the journalistic "aha" moment to say, these allegations never stopped coming.
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Even professional journalistic institutions gave in to the temptation to air video of the massacre.
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"Just be real about it and say, 'This isn't actually of journalistic value,'" he said.
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Its founder was Don Hewitt, a journalistic legend who led the show for 36 years.
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There just has to be a better journalistic use for such air time and resources.
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DS: We are taking our journalistic curiosity and combining with our curiosity in the kitchen.
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A lot of it is journalistic except that it is multimedia in the truest sense.
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It's a rich look at not just one man's career but a whole journalistic institution.
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His source, Tucker Carlson's guest Ami Horowitz, is in deep hot water over journalistic ethics.
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Part of me reflected on the journalistic loss, the readers who would never see our account.
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Two industry professionals weren't able to confirm the news and my journalistic skepticism was growing considerable.
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Assange has regularly argued WikiLeaks is a journalistic organization, performing a journalism function through its leaks.
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It was becoming the hard-bitten journalistic profession that you may be familiar with at VICE.
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The world Jones inhabits is filled with cartoonish figures with shifting alliances and few journalistic scruples.
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Even TIME magazine is so blinded that they ignore all journalistic standards to trash Donald Trump.
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"Can You Trust the Press?" wonders Judith Miller, as she bemoans failing journalistic standards (answer: no).
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The segment aired on OANN did not disclose this to viewers, contrary to standard journalistic practices.
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But I do think there is some journalistic value in thinking about how these things start.
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Craigslist co-founder Craig Newmark has been showering millions of dollars on various nonprofit journalistic entities.
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" The statement says the temporary restriction would not prevent WikiLeaks from "carrying out its journalistic activities.
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"That would be a very serious breach of journalistic ethics," Mr. Landler told me by phone.
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Moreover, we have reason to believe that Golunov is being persecuted because of his journalistic activities.
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This isn't about absolving Ansari, or dragging Grace, or even questioning the journalistic integrity of babe.net.
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Election officials, leaders of the President's own party, and every academic and journalistic investigation confirm this.
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Violet calls her editor, who tells her that she can't — it's a conflict of journalistic integrity.
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It's a collection of artistic and journalistic images that all come from a global female perspective.
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The changes raised authoritative journalistic content to the top of search queries involving major news events.
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This intriguingly named Mississippi native shoots journalistic scenes on a Canon 5D MKII with 50mm lense.
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I fretted that perhaps I had lost my journalistic objectivity and become blind to their faults.
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That's where CEO Evan Spiegel's recent push to beef up journalistic oversight and standards comes in.
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But as soon as you say that, you're talking against the basic journalistic principle of transparency.
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González constructs a historical memory of her home country, Colombia, through paintings based on journalistic photographs.
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From there, the Trump administration—and whoever follows—would be emboldened to prosecute similar journalistic acts.
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Other original programming will launch at a later date and include talk shows and journalistic investigations.
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Singapore's Media Development Authority, it adds, has the power to censor all forms of journalistic content.
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To judge from "Hardly War," Choi has inherited her father's journalistic sense for the right detail.
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Hersh is not a political theorist, nor a literary memoirist, nor a paragon of journalistic behavior.
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It is as if the author is live-tweeting a journalistic endeavor, but in book form.
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On the one hand, it's pretty much the journalistic equivalent of leaving the price tag on.
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" But, he added approvingly, "Cold journalistic distance could never have wrought the images in this book.
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What are the journalistic/ethical considerations involved in making the original essay vanish in this way?
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Its brief shining moment in the journalistic spotlight was being complicated by much more familiar issues.
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It would last 114 days — one of the most calamitous events in the city's journalistic history.
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And it's usually the field reporters and foreign correspondents who seem to maintain a journalistic dignity.
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It's the same journalistic format people see on TV, so it bears the shape of truth.
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But at its core, there are journalistic ethics and journalism is better when people follow it.
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Please read her journalistic work to cherish her memory, even if you didn't know her personally.
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Despite all that, I felt Trump had to be confronted on a journalistic level as well.
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We both came from fairly journalistic backgrounds, Mark as a print journalist, myself as a filmmaker.
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It was a journalistic open goal: a weighty, almost comic bookish cloak for the terrible reality.
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Donald Trump's campaign challenged traditional notions of how the journalistic function is supposed to be performed.
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But, as a whole, the profession has been trivialized compared to earlier generations of journalistic greatness.
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First, Attkisson's "media bias" chart is not exactly an objective measure of journalistic fairness and integrity.
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The painting is a perfect journalistic dispatch, if measured by how much universal truth it contains.
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Thiel insists that he has no quarrel with news organizations that conform to mainstream journalistic norms.
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Ms. Rigamonti says "Echo" comes from a journalistic duty to tell the story of the massacre.
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"It's sad that The Atlantic would stoop to this low standard of journalistic integrity," Singer said.
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"I am an unapologetic champion for this institution and its journalistic mission," A. G. Sulzberger said.
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Allow C-Span or other journalistic organizations to put our own cameras in side by side.
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"It's that I knew the President quite well," he said—another benefit of his journalistic past.
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ROGER HIRSCHBERGBONDVILLE, VT. To the Editor: Your report of another presidential misspeak degrades your journalistic standard.
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This struck me as one of those journalistic conundrums; something you take away for later reference.
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At the time, Ronaldo's agency called the report "journalistic fiction" and threatened to sue Der Spiegel.
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Rather, we have sought to engage in the necessary journalistic practices of editing, gatekeeping and collaboration.
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Rather, she finds a way to balance her journalistic curiosity with respect for these complicated people.
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The effective interpretation of complex economic research for a general reader is an important journalistic function.
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He avoids the nihilist trap that causes so many journalistic assessments of politicians to be unsatisfying.
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Among various journalistic efforts, Ms. Welteroth has shadowed survivors of the school shooting in Parkland, Fla.
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The problem here is that these journalistic snafus are not just mistakes caused by human frailty.
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I used my typical journalistic approach and relied on found situations — nothing was manipulated or staged.
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Is the NYT joining in the race to the journalistic bottom along with the National Enquirer?
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As a woman writing semi-journalistic sentences of quality, Solnit is doomed to her Didion descent.
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Their journalistic spirit couldn't be killed, even after some of their friends and colleagues had been.
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Snowden went through intermediaries; he expected his journalistic outlets to curate the material he gave them.
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Disney responded the same day by accusing the paper of a "complete disregard" for journalistic standards.
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Zuckerberg has routinely said that Facebook is not a media company, let alone a journalistic institution.
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TVP Info, whose journalistic standards have drawn criticism, did not provide readings for a combined opposition.
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Google's algorithm is abused to give popular, but unreliable sites equal credence with actual journalistic ones.
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This time, I refused to choose between an artistic and a journalistic approach to show that.
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But make no mistake: It is almost more of a cultural product than a journalistic one.
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The Weekly "NO" Standard(s) has joined HuffPo at the bottom of the lying journalistic gutter.
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Nothing I've written in a long journalistic career has won me more eyeballs than this column.
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For journalist and syndicate member Ayman Hafaz, the issue has gone beyond repression of journalistic activity.
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How did the immediacy of Twitter change breaking the story, versus a more traditional journalistic approach?
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They all have journalistic skill sets, he says, which largely go untaught in collegiate history programs.
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The digital manipulation of photographs for news media purposes is generally considered a breach of journalistic ethics.
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"At the risk of sounding pretentious, my approach is more novelistic than it is journalistic," he says.
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Plying her clever journalistic skills, she uncovers a series of safety cover-ups associated with the reactor.
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Motherboard also asked Higgins if there were any plans to expand Bellingcat into a more journalistic service.
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Yeah, I declined to go visit Grumpy Cat, I passed on that journalistic ... I've seen Grumpy Cat.
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But more importantly, without local journalistic watch dogs, local governments could fall into decrepit states of corruption.
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The report strongly implies Watkins rose to journalistic fame while using her married boyfriend as a source.
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"You have to then make a big journalistic leap — assumption — that I give a shit," she said.
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CNNMoney spoke with current employees who lamented that their parent company's actions were hurting their journalistic credibility.
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CNN used some of the same language that Sinclair used in its journalistic responsibility promos in 2018.
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But that makes him a journalist in a way, having a perfect journalistic posture, in a way.
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Yet even the staunchest defenders of the press say fraudulent activity is not protected by journalistic freedoms.
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So much so that blowing his cover became known as the "white whale" in certain journalistic circles.
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This indictment will raise serious questions about the First Amendment and WikiLeaks' role in the journalistic ecosystem.
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Editorial or journalistic experience is highly desirable, as is a proven ability to work to tight deadlines.
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Some also say there were legitimate journalistic questions about whether his Weinstein story was ready for air.
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Being compelled by journalistic obligation rather than insatiable teenage hormones made the session a rather joyless affair.
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Amnesty International said at the time it appeared the paper was being punished for "legitimate journalistic work".
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But Acronym CEO Tara McGowan told VICE News that journalistic standards will be key to its success.
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If it is a borderline case (violence with possible journalistic content, say), they mark it for review.
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Journalists are already in the habit of keeping quiet as a matter of protocol and journalistic ethics.
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And the greater the journalistic response to a story, the more social media reaction it will generate.
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The journalistic eye for detail remains a throughline in much of Clair's work as a title designer.
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Breaking the journalistic fourth wall, I gesticulate wildly to Smith that the target is in the back.
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The employees of BuzzFeed News (the company's journalistic arm) voted to unionize in February, following major layoffs.
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"From a journalistic standpoint, that's fatal, really," a senior Japan Times reporter responded, according to the transcript.
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We still are journalists, we still have journalistic ethics and we still understand where the line is.
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This isn't the first time Baquet has seemingly gone outside of standard journalistic protocol to damage Trump.
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After all, journalistic accounts routinely feature high-profile examples of wealthy donors supporting more liberal immigration policies.
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But the absurd theater of war it portrays is drawn directly from Barker's real-life journalistic experiences.
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They are chasing the clicks, and the number of shares has sadly come to equate journalistic value.
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Our political-media establishment is now characterized by executive overreach, legislative complicity, judicial partisanship and journalistic decadence.
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What's more, advocates and academicians were recommending that I suppress my journalistic instinct to tighten the language.
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Some news outlets, without irony nor journalistic rigor, reported the DNA findings as vindicating Warren's racial claims.
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The Trump campaign—and surely WikiLeaks itself—would likely argue that the organization is a journalistic outlet.
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" The executive said the promo was "focused on fact-based reporting" and a "well-researched journalistic initiative.
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And confronting its own cultural biases will become not just a journalistic imperative but a business one.
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Before I began my journalistic coverage of the event, I had to immerse myself in the festival.
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Sure. But that doesn't make it a news organization and that doesn't make it a journalistic enterprise.
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The journalistic cliché of a "mind meld" doesn't capture the totality of Rhodes's identification with the President.
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In it, Murrow spoke of journalistic responsibility and warned of the dangers of commercialism in the news.
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Too many don't live up to the journalistic quality one typically associates with The New York Times.
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Journalists and journalistic institutions are supposed to serve the interests of the people who consume their stories.
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Through a documentary that's part personal, part journalistic, Wang explores the ramifications of the One Child policy.
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I think this statement speaks for itself, and you have the sufficient journalistic capacity to draw conclusions.
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"It cannot be said that they were doing normal journalistic work," he said in announcing the verdict.
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In contrast, Dylan Farrow pointed out, her own claims have been subject to extensive journalistic fact-checking.
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Mr. Ricketson defended his actions as normal journalistic conduct, and vigorously denied that he was a spy.
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Though a massive amount of material is marshaled, Massing's journalistic skills keep the story line crisply coherent.
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The museum pulled the shirts after complaints that the shirts were "anti-press" and demeaned journalistic integrity.
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Mr. Kazemi has always been an outsider in Iran's journalistic circles, never belonging to any political faction.
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It was an increasingly silly assertion, possibly a way of slightly absolving himself of certain journalistic responsibilities.
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"I am an unapologetic champion for this institution and its journalistic mission," the younger Mr. Sulzberger said.
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My translator, Mohammed, explained our journalistic mission to them, and they agreed to be followed and filmed.
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As a journalistic enterprise, it's basically worthless, and as a filmmaking enterprise, Stone has done far better.
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Caro's essay is a journalistic master class in how to build trust and draw out the truth.
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But for Mr. Erdogan, the case has always been broader than journalistic freedom or human rights abuses.
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"It was journalistic curiosity," he said, "to see what I could find out about who targeted me."
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Soon after, the nervous network threw full support behind the New York billionaire, undermining its journalistic integrity.
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Beyond the compelling journalistic questions, and Rome being, well, Rome, the city held an extra personal appeal.
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It was an embarrassing episode for a magazine that has long prided itself on its journalistic accomplishments.
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But he praised The Register's editors for making a tough decision in the name of journalistic integrity.
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In the 19th century, before the concept of objectivity became a journalistic norm, most newspapers were partisan.
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There is a middle ground, one where journalistic judgment should prioritize news over the whiff of news.
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In many of their contracts, digital workers have insisted on what might be called journalistic integrity clauses.
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" "The country's current arrangements with Australia on refugee policy are a matter of journalistic and public interest.
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" The executive said the promo was "focused on fact-based reporting" and a "well-researched journalistic initiative.
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Because I'm moved by Ms. Zubillaga's work, and out of journalistic obligation, I paid our cafe bill.
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" A Tesla spokesperson declined to answer queries about the event and instead questioned BuzzFeed News' "journalistic integrity.
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Sexual assault on college campuses has been a big story, and cases can raise difficult journalistic issues.
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They have transcended their journalistic origins to reappear in museum exhibitions as well as deluxe art books.
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Somewhere along that line, journalistic integrity and show-business celebrity have combined to form an unholy alliance.
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In the end, social media and journalistic scrutiny aligned with comedy to right a wrong pretty definitively.
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The NYT (and many other publications) have made strides to increase transparency in the journalistic process recently.
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"I am an unapologetic champion for this institution and its journalistic mission," said the younger Mr. Sulzberger.
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Mr. Modi's party has been on the defensive, and independent journalistic investigations are resulting in damaging revelations.
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The newspaper's editors and reporters have abided by standard journalistic principles and will continue to do so.
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Please support our journalistic efforts to document this giant lesbian pool party by voting for us today!
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I wanted to create a community of people who can write about issues in a journalistic way.
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He is a journalist — the leader, in fact, of an institution built on journalistic credibility and ethics.
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But the Justice Department charge sidestepped many of WikiLeaks journalistic attributes, instead focusing on Assange's alleged hacking.
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The point of fact-checking and the journalistic exercise is not that the person who lies less wins.
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"I applaud every journalistic effort to report on climate change," he says in an email to The Verge.
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YOU RING HIM ON HIS MOBILE WITH A JOURNALISTIC QUESTION, HE WILL ANSWER HIMSELF RATHER THAN 15 LAYERS.
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Based on her statements, it is disturbing that she is the subject of one reporter s journalistic exploitation.
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Surviving journalists vowed Thursday that they wouldn&apost be deterred from their journalistic mission because of the shooting.
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Instead, we got one whose journalistic don, in order to raise his own status, purposely made it incomprehensible.
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But after leaving CNN, Ms. Brown did shed her journalistic skin, and turned herself into a political animal.
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And when press releases made unwarranted inferences about animal studies, 86 percent of the journalistic coverage did, too.
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That she was "Pakistan's Kim Kardashian" seems to have been both a journalistic cliché and a genuine ambition.
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Slate is joining a journalistic collaboration with ProPublica to find how political ads are targeting you on Facebook.
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Hugo Dixon is chairman of InFacts, a journalistic enterprise arguing that Britain should stay in the European Union.
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For one thing, because it breaks few stories it fails to conform to ink-stained hacks' journalistic ideals.
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From a journalistic standpoint, once the emails were out there were few viable alternatives but to cover them.
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To take heed of such context invites the risk that value judgments will seep into the journalistic output.
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She declined to allow a search of the contents of her two cellphones to protect her journalistic sources.
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Climate-change deniers like Carlson perpetuate scientific illiteracy by questioning every fact, under the guise of journalistic scrutiny.
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The Associated Press, the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, and other journalistic organisations condemned the move.
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Government officials say these individuals are not being held for their journalistic work, but on terrorism-related charges.
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People still hold dear that their journalistic duty is the most important thing, and that's not the case.
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You're going to have people who don't adhere to the same journalistic standards for instance that others do.
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I reminded them that ours remained a journalistic relationship, and that it had a beginning and an end.
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"The Click Effect" is our attempt to create a virtual experience that is equal parts impressionistic and journalistic.
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Thoughtful journalistic work instills more space to think, or, at the very least, eliminates some of the distractions.
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" The executive said the promo was "focused on fact-based reporting" and were a "well-researched journalistic initiative.
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But some organizations have also made a journalistic judgment that there isn't much value to horse-race polling.
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Some believe those errors were the result of loosened journalistic standards in pursuit of confirming a Russia conspiracy.
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Before you read the rich journalistic piece this hypothetical question birthed, take a moment to consider it yourself.
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"We wanted to write a journalistic book, not a book about heroic stories," Schoonhoven said to Business Insider.
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The book set off a journalistic feeding frenzy when word of its contents surfaced Wednesday in The Guardian.
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The journalistic resources necessary are immense and growing, and we could not do our work without subscriber support.
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I asked, probably with more journalistic skepticism than diplomacy, if they were certain there was no death toll.
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Abril's journalistic background is reflected in the text-based pieces that provide context and narrative throughout the exhibition.
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The intersection of personal and national psyches has always constituted the richest point of journalistic inquiry for me.
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I know the peculiar mix of moral urgency, journalistic values, and competitive pressure that generates our news cycles.
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Through a documentary that is part personal, part journalistic, Wang explores the ramifications of the One Child era.
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Asked these same questions now for journalistic purposes, Mr. Wiseau remains slightly less vague, but just as irritable.
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As these elder millennials aged into maturity, the same ideal gave rise to new journalistic outlets like Vox.
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Are columnists held to the same standards around facts, sources, attribution, and other journalistic practices as are reporters?
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Outside the church, the journalistic honor guard reassembled for Jim Taricani and for a free and healthy press.
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But it takes a certain kind of person not to answer a question, especially in a journalistic setting.
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Much of the power of the book comes from its journalistic immediacy and the authenticity of its details.
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Battles with his journalistic ally and nemesis Abe Rosenthal, a legendary editor of The Times, are delightfully recounted.
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What do the differences tell you about the art of journalistic writing versus the art of visual storytelling?
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They are the kinds of blunders created when journalistic culture breaks away from the culture of its audience.
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The competition for audience, and the threat to journalistic business models, has become much more intense since then.
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" The press, especially during election years, frequently failed to exercise "journalistic conscience"; it had internalized a "racehorse philosophy.
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Bream, a bright and personable reporter and interviewer, can provide that journalistic thrust for the late night audience.
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And many, many more journalistic resources are thankfully being devoted to the Bahamas and the Carolinas right now.
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Where might I find the New York Times's statements on journalistic integrity, quality of journalism, and news standards?
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Through a documentary that is part personal, part journalistic, Wang explores the ramifications of the one-child era.
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True, he was midwife to some of the most sensational and genuinely consequential journalistic disclosures of recent years.
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That has bearing on whether the purchase was for journalistic reasons (legal) or political ones (not so much).
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So it seems to be a success from both a journalistic standpoint and also from a commercial standpoint.
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Ross even found a way to profit financially from journalistic exposure of one of his conflicts of interest.
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And Hogan's legal team has argued that showing the tape had no journalistic value and invaded his privacy.
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It was a journalistic call to action, saying that this is going to require a very diligent new kind of journalistic inquiry — and this is not my expression and I know it's overused already, but I think "scrutinize, don't normalize" still works pretty well and you can dance to it.
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I knew that taking Josué to a hospital would cross a journalistic line that would probably kill the story.
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Also, under American law, Current Time must provide objective journalistic coverage, on topics consistent with American policies and values.
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Her afterlife has lacked the obituaries and lengthy journalistic inquiries into her legacy that typically follow a celebrity's passing.
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The works in this series juxtapose official journalistic photos with paintings of moments in the mother and daughter's lives.
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Some news wires use algorithms to write stories about crime, baseball games, and earthquakes, the most rote journalistic tasks.
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That said, there is not mainstream journalistic confirmation of much of what he has said, at least not yet.
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It is not impossible to create something that is at once both visually perceptive and of great journalistic importance.
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But why bow down to them for the tax break and the journalistic love that they receive in return?
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When one viewer hilariously called out Smith's journalistic tact and Foxx's reaction on Twitter, the host didn't shy away.
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His chief adviser, Seumas Milne, devoted much of his journalistic career at the Guardian to fulminating against American imperialism.
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Elkan Abramowitz, AMI's attorney, claims the magazine was published "for journalistic reasons," rather than to achieve Saudi financial backing.
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Once WikiLeaks publishes a big document dump, journalistic organizations have to assume that their rivals will cover them too.
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At times, it seems to take a moneyed member of the political and journalistic elite not to see this.
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Solomon (Liam James) is the budding writer blocked from flexing his journalistic muscles by a strictly censored school newspaper.
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It doesn't matter whether it's a query about his journalistic ambitions or a simple enquiry about his favourite biscuit.
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Maybe Jughead isn't ready to be the dedicated boyfriend type attending family dinners and accompanying Betty on journalistic investigations.
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Who knew that Trump was such a defender of journalistic ethics, especially since he has called the media "scum"?
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But where the book offers a journalistic analysis of the era's politics, the film skews lighter and more personal.
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Now in its 28th year, the One World Media Awards celebrate journalistic excellence in coverage of the developing world.
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But I'm really really proud of the journalistic integrity that CNN has been able to maintain throughout the election.
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Journalistic equipment was destroyed, there were kidnappings of journalists who were threatened, intimidated, put into military or police cars.
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Incidents at Northwestern and Harvard reveal a growing tension between traditional journalistic practices and the demands of student activists.
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CNN makes a healthy profit for its corporate parent and needn't cut journalistic corners to keep the lights on.
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NBC and Kelly clearly have much work to do in order for this show to make a journalistic difference.
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While this disregard for journalistic ethics is nothing new, the degree of media bias has gotten worse over time.
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What may seem journalistic, even sensational, in Arbus' photographs places them, rather, in the main tradition of Surrealist art.
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In the last 10 months, The New York Times has built the world's largest platform for journalistic virtual reality.
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The Times stands among the world's most formidable journalistic institutions, with a reach and power that exceeds its peers.
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The instant recognizability of journalistic style, and the ease with which any competent writer can master it, invites parody.
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But mostly, it is a repetitive slog that cries out for the traditional synthesizing journalistic function of an author.
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In my journalistic career, I've never met a national candidate as ill informed, evasive or puerile as Donald Trump.
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The Edge of Democracy is not an impartial piece of journalistic filmmaking; indeed, Costa makes no pretensions to objectivity.
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Lawrence Wright has reached the stage of journalistic eminence at which his magazine work is collected in an anthology.
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But for over a century, The Times's stylebook has set a parallel course when it comes to journalistic style.
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But the South Carolina convention, virtually a required stop for presidential hopefuls, is typically open to all journalistic comers.
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"This is the result of an unprecedented international campaign of journalistic and civic solidarity," Meduza said in a statement.
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Fortunately for The Post, the woman's unsubstantiated account did not meet the paper's journalistic standards, and the attempt backfired.
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Mr. Hewitt, who created the program in 53 and produced the show for 25 years, is a journalistic legend.
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It's a relief that they found a way to make the case without a frontal assault on journalistic prerogatives.
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But until now, no journalistic outfit had been able, or perhaps willing, to nail the details and hit publish.
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Even when journalistic responsibility requires reporting Trump's views, this does not entail giving all of his spokespeople an audience.
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Entitled Kalpana's Warriors, Alam's series ventures into a realm of imagery that is abstract and artistic, rather than journalistic.
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I thanked the journalistic gods that I had not had time to write that poignant column, and moved on.
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Across all three, Jamison's journalistic battle between sentiment and detachment rages on, sometimes resulting in texture, sometimes in tedium.
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Right-wing outlets are less tethered to conventional journalistic ethics and exist mostly to propagate the bullshit they produce.
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"The critics are now upset about our well-researched journalistic initiative focused on fair and objective reporting," Livingston wrote.
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The simplest prescription for better criticism of all kinds — electronic, journalistic, academic — remains: read more; think longer; write less.
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"We hew to very similar journalistic ambitions and standards," said Rebecca Corbett, an assistant masthead editor of The Times.
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Fact-checking grew out of a journalistic tradition of not just explaining, but accepting, the world as it is.
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Her new book, "Everywhere I Look" (Text Publishing), selects essays and shorter journalistic pieces from the past fifteen years.
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Ms. Spanberger and Ms. Pressley struck me as charismatic subjects, but I had other journalistic reasons to pursue them.
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Your Lead We have started a new experiment aimed at including our readers more directly in the journalistic process.
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A journalistic conclusion that Trump is a cad hardly moves the "this is news" needle on the public barometer.
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The loose rock made climbing difficult and I thought that this might turn into an exercise in journalistic futility.
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"PolitiFact defines fake news as 'made-up stuff, masterfully manipulated to look like credible journalistic reports,'" the letter said.
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The ominous, movie-like scenario is sure to command media attention and be the focus of further journalistic digging.
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The next year, Ms. Castellano's article was awarded Mexico's most coveted journalistic prize: the national award for investigative reporting.
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There may well be powerful men accused of harassment whose creative or journalistic work shows no trace of sexism.
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All those things you apply on a newspaper, as well as a magazine and those are basic journalistic skills.
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Automation and "big" data certainly afford innovative reporting techniques, but they also highlight a need for revamped journalistic ethics.
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It's part of what Sow has framed as the larger problem: According to Sow, Kohn violated basic journalistic principles.
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CNN was prevented by authorities at the facility from openly filming it, despite complying with Chinese laws on journalistic activities.
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BOSTON – Four journalists and a 19th century publisher are receiving the 2018 Yankee Quill — New England&aposs highest journalistic honor.
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Both denominations are reeling after internal investigations and journalistic exposés revealed scandals that harmed their members and stained their reputations.
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But it's that same talent that should raise questions about whether interviewing her is a worthwhile journalistic practice at all.
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Thanks also to their journalistic sources, the couple started to get some leads that the girl was found in Rajasthan.
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Still, despite describing himself as "empathetic" to the concept of journalistic self-censorship, he is convinced it's impossible in practice.
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In July, Emerson Collective purchased a majority stake in the Atlantic, a 161-year-old pillar of the journalistic establishment.
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Sicha suggested that Thiel meet with reporters, and also listened to a plan for Thiel to donate to journalistic causes.
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The predominant journalistic take on Mrs Clinton's primary campaign was that she risked losing to a wacky socialist no-hoper.
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" The legislation mentions the phrase once to note that provisions in the measure aren't meant to "impede legitimate journalistic activities.
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Even covering 28chan, from a journalistic standpoint, is complicated — and something I thought about a lot while writing this story.
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Proper journalistic verification always follows, but the news became news the moment Mr. Bezos hit "tweet," not before or after.
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Michael Barbaro of the New York Times called it "journalistic malpractice": The appropriate response from Fox reporter at that moment?
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But in the name of journalistic integrity, I decided to throw caution — and my hair-dryer nozzle — to the wind.
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"Few people possess John's intellect, curiosity and journalistic chops," Ryan Kadro, executive producer of "This Morning" said in a statement.
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Our staff will also refrain from demonstrating or donating to causes that could compromise their journalistic coverage of an issue.
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That's troublesome: Typical journalistic standards require that multiple sources confirm a story, particularly one as gruesome and important as this.
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The hacker previously asked Motherboard for money in exchange for stolen data (in line with common journalistic practice, Motherboard declined).
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I did my best to preserve my journalistic skepticism, but it's hard when you see how excited these researchers are.
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I believe they were extremely faithful to the core of the story, but they were not operating by journalistic rules.
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Roach writes journalistic popular science books that take deep dives into single topics, all of them with evocative monosyllabic titles.
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The veteran artist isn't new to journalistic comic making: he has been publishing political cartoons on his website since 2003.
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But today's ability to download and disseminate vast banks of information constitutes a new chapter in journalistic and political practice.
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The allegation that they were in any way involved in illegal behavior or anything other than journalistic activities is impossible.
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Read more from CNBC: New York Times executive editor Dean Baquet: Tweets can be just as journalistic as an article
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In the face of extremism, the "underground journalistic-activist enterprise," as David Remnick wrote in 2014, fought back with truth.
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In 21990, we seek to further grow the journalistic ambition – and to generate larger audiences and more cultural impact. 22000.
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I respect and value journalistic freedom and the right of any news media and journalist to write whatever they wish.
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The flare-ups illustrate a growing tension at American universities between traditional journalistic practices and the demands of student activists.
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Cather knew Bryan from her journalistic days; she was fascinated by his oratory but skeptical of his progressive economic agenda.
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However, it ignores how Facebook's news feed has hobbled the local news industry without a replacement that upholds journalistic integrity.
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In a long and impressive journalistic career, Glenny has made a specialty of the territory where violence and complexity meet.
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Martin displayed an unprecedented and egregious lack of journalistic ethics and integrity by leaking questions prior to the town hall.
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There's already a journalistic cottage industry of anonymous White House staffers describing their demoralization to reporters with each new development.
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Using her journalistic skills, she sets out to investigate the world that produced a man capable of such an act.
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Cohen's suggestion that Trump buy McDougal's story only reaffirms the view that this was a political, not a journalistic, enterprise.
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Some journalistic outfits, including the Associated Press, the New York Times and The Economist, offer advice in a smaller package.
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The fact that Mr. Trump has, throughout his campaign, told lie after lie is partly enabled by such journalistic niceties.
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Nova's journalistic moments are brief, but whoever concocted them doesn't appear to know much about how real news organizations work.
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It has become an excuse to abandon journalistic ethics and safeguards that make journalism a profession in the first place.
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"My giving Ford a chance to clarify was instinctive," born of journalistic tradition, he said in a recent email exchange.
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It is difficult to explain this gap in reporting on the basis of what most people would consider journalistic norms.
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Covering Mr. Trump as an abnormal and potentially dangerous candidate is more than just a shock to the journalistic system.
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He hoped that WikiLeaks — an award-winning journalistic operation — might be granted a seat in the White House press corps.
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In addition to providing money, it offered a platform, and perhaps, more crucially, a kind of legal protection—journalistic credentials.
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The false information is spread through social media posts, comments in news stories and videos posted on traditional journalistic outlets.
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In the end, journalistic standards aren't designed for us to follow only when we write stories about people we like.
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But what the entire team convinced me and [executive editor] Dean Baquet was that it was a great journalistic idea.
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That's technically a violation of international treaties, definitely of journalistic ethics, and also means they won't say much of interest.
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One version of the truth—a journalistic account of the men's misdemeanors—is replaced by another: the reality TV confessional.
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Still, it succeeds richly at showing not just the development of one man's career, but of a whole journalistic institution.
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I thought fire was my bag, so I, along with another of my journalistic brothers, attempted to start the fire.
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A journalistic piece, The Ark, transported the viewer to Africa to hang out with the last remaining endangered white rhinos.
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By doing so, they devoted scarce journalistic resources to this topic rather than others, just days before the midterm elections.
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I think there's so much of the journalistic process that audiences don't understand and we need to lay that bare.
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Now that he has developed his own science readership, Konyaev's editorial instinct is to explore the journalistic autonomy that Lenta.
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Bangladesh police said the pair were detained for engaging in journalistic work for a German magazine while on tourist visas.
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Mr. Fies posted the comic on his blog with a note saying it should be read as a journalistic dispatch.
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Recently, he has given several substantial donations to journalistic institutions, including $20 million to the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism.
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But it soon became apparent that the service's capacity for speedy information transmission held untapped potential as a journalistic enterprise.
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Basic journalistic rules, such as seeking comment from the alleged perpetrators, had not been observed, he noted on his blog.
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Shortly after, Kennedy asked to have his previous (and on the record) comments retracted, which is against standard journalistic practice.
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This riveting film is at once a personal story, a journalistic thriller and an essay on the nature of paranoia.
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Sometimes in the course of journalistic life, a reporter or an editor screws up and prints something that isn't true.
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Even covering 8chan from a journalistic standpoint is complicated — and something I thought about a lot while writing this story.
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"The indictment and the Justice Department's press release treat everyday journalistic practices as part of a criminal conspiracy," he said.
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Mr. Wang said he had begun blogging because it provided a "seed of journalistic freedom" in a tightly restricted society.
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It is wrong to include the term "regrets" in the headline of a discussion of affirmative action, journalistic balance notwithstanding.
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Journalistic traditionalists didn't like the idea of sharing an unfiltered, unverified document with the public, whatever the caveats and context.
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In Farahani's gorgeously expressive, silent-film-star face lies the ability to convey more than any amount of journalistic eloquence.
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In 2015, the Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard awarded Mr. Parry the I. F. Stone Medal for Journalistic Independence.
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Similar processes have been undertaken by the legal, pastoral, journalistic, mental health, and other professions, and different balances have resulted.
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This book is a reminder that the paper had a visual style as well as a literary and journalistic one.
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A novel journalistic experiment: New Jersey lawmakers are dedicating public funds for local newsgathering, a first-of-its-kind initiative.
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Karem did not use the access granted to him for journalistic purposes - in fact, the President had left the event.
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Dressing as he did also gave Mr. Wolfe the advantage of being easy to single out from the journalistic pack.
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Given that former employees often have an ax to grind, this omission is a clear violation of ethical journalistic practices.
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Ranging from YA dystopias to journalistic deep-dives, these books explore the complexities under the surface of many #MeToo stories.
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"Our program caught on because it was original and it answered a real journalistic need," MacNeil wrote in his memoirs.
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Some of Mr. Neiman's works in the exhibition include notes that suggest he saw his paintings as semi-journalistic chronicles.
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The downside of my surgical robot investigation was the parent company's lack of interest in answering questions, even journalistic ones.
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The site's "explainers" have become a journalistic genre, with their guides to everything from nuclear-weapons deals to internet ephemera.
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Journalistic efforts in this vein can feel emotionally flat — serious, sympathetic, never so invasive as to seem jerky or voyeuristic.
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His journalistic coups revealed an uncanny ability to wheedle incriminating remarks from defensive suspects and damning observations from unfriendly witnesses.
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This was not one of those journalistic exercises in deliberate expectation-thwarting; it had happened more or less by chance.
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Suddenly "the typographic mind," in Postman's formulation, was supplanted by a "peek-a-boo world" of journalistic and political showmanship.
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He refuses to follow the common journalistic practice of identifying them by the party of the president who nominated them.
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And he pointed out that assessing information is part of the journalistic process every day, in ways big and small.
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Sinclair executives have defended the promo, saying it shows no bias and was part of a well-researched journalistic initiative.
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The Corporation for Public Broadcasting supports about 1,500 stations that carry a range of educational, journalistic and arts-related programming.
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Sinclair executives have defended the promo, saying it shows no bias and was part of a well-researched journalistic initiative.
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My years there were the journalistic equivalent of growing up on the family farm, where you learned to do everything.
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"I'm a little wary of suggestions that somehow journalistic institutions should be banding together against the chief executive," he said.
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"The decision to truthfully report on an ongoing law enforcement investigation is ultimately a question of journalistic judgment," he wrote.
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The good news is that, as the DeepNude episode showed, journalistic scrutiny and public outcry can sometimes stem the tide.
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I have a very talented staff who are putting out very strong journalistic live material, so I love doing that.
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I've felt the journalistic urge to be fair, to leave my own political views away and to tell complicated stories.
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Bringing Lewandowski onboard is an astonishing reward for behavior that should cause him to be shunned by respectable journalistic organizations.
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There were no questions about journalistic integrity, such as verifying your sources, fact-checking, or how to develop your interview skills.
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Writing with pace and passion, Abrahamian, an opinion editor at Al Jazeera America, weaves together her narratives with considerable journalistic flair.
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If they have journalistic news value, why aren't they engaging with the facts that are already part of the public record?
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A spokesperson for Day's family rejected any suggestion that the four were involved in any illegal behavior or non-journalistic activities.
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Mephedrone and methadone are at opposite ends of the chemical spectrum, but what's basic journalistic accuracy when reporting young people's deaths?
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"Our journalistic principles and our corporate culture remain the foundation on which we build and in which we trust," she said.
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Yet journalistic projects that require scraping information from tech platforms or creating fictitious accounts generally violate these sites' terms of service.
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But it also shows how the real estate mogul's controversial run for the presidency presents a fundamental challenge to journalistic objectivity.
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He lamented what he called journalistic activism and sensationalism, extolling his own investigative research credentials as a published novelist in Panama.
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We decided that my Olivia story fell in some sort of weird journalistic in-between, just like my own job does.
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But it could also let law enforcement ban drone recording — an important journalistic resource — in just about any area it chooses.
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Those policies, "cast as protecting privacy and promoting journalistic standards, were and are homophobic ― and they are unevenly applied," Signorile argues.
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Powell in an email described Smith as a source of journalistic integrity, and he wondered if anyone would fill that void.
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And we will keep doing it while upholding the journalistic standards that have been the backbone of this outstanding news organization.
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Just as TMZ broke from journalistic norms to achieve success, YouTube channels are pushing the boundaries of what's acceptable — and legal.
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Here, the CNN team lays out the backstory of their assignment and how this investment of time yielded big journalistic returns.
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She was on the road with Barack Obama's campaign back in 2008 — that should catapult any journalistic career to success, right?
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He hired writers he admired, even if they had not dutifully served the usual three-year journalistic apprenticeship in the provinces.
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And there is a widespread belief in the journalistic (and legal) community that such an effort would be doomed to failure.
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Let Rachel Maddow do it too, if she does it as a pundit, not wearing a fig leaf of journalistic integrity.
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There's a commitment to journalistic integrity and breaking news that it's only continued to double down, as Mashable reported last month.
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I was able to bring my decades-long journalistic experience to bear on a new technology, with mixed but promising results.
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A representative for Day's family rejected any suggestion that the four were involved in any illegal behavior or non-journalistic activities.
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" McHugh told the Times that the "resistance" he experienced from NBC News executives amounted to "a massive breach of journalistic integrity.
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Media The media should not have to make a resolution of neutrality, that being the very definition of the journalistic profession.
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There was no party-neutral decision to be made here, but there was a journalistic one, and C-Span made it.
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If I were to give in, I would not only abandon my journalistic career but also compromise my strongly held beliefs.
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I was able to bring my decades-long journalistic experience to bear on a new technology, with mixed but promising results.
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So I wonder if journalistic efforts at fairness don't risk normalizing Trump, without fully acknowledging what an abnormal candidate he is.
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Developments unfolding in Youngstown and its surrounding area, which has a population of more than 500,000, requires journalistic attention, Engelberg said.
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Fuqua's approach isn't necessarily journalistic, but rather seems designed to let the mogul relate his own story as he experienced it.
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Professional investors also choose Bloomberg because of the huge journalistic operation it has built, focusing in particular on market-moving news.
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This includes improving humanitarian and journalistic access to the region, without inflaming the complex and volatile nature of the ethnic conflict.
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These EU newsletters provide a way to fact-check stories initially released by social media accounts with no apparent journalistic credentials.
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The scandal is entirely journalistic in origin, the result of a misunderstanding that occurred (they always do occur) during an interview.
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Perhaps smelling my suspicion—thinly veiled as journalistic enquiry—Stanton begins with a story: the story of how cannabis was demonised.
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The controversy over WikiLeaks' place in the journalistic sphere and what Assange's arrest means for reporting isn't going anywhere anytime soon.
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MTM's The Bob Newhart Show, Rhoda, and Lou Grant dissected mental illness, divorce, nuclear proliferation, child abuse, rape, and journalistic ethics.
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Suzanne Collins's pointed social commentary about war drew me in, and her almost journalistic writing style helped the pages fly by.
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Normally, this would be a journalistic sin, were it not for an elegant and cynical workaround: giving the subject the byline.
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But this documentary takes a straight-faced journalistic approach, carefully building a narrative of the killer Andrew Cunanan's motive and methods.
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The result is so bracing that "Our Man" not only revitalizes but in some ways reinvents the art of journalistic biography.
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Back your reporter, like any journalistic outlet would do, or side with the Trump campaign, like a Trump Super PAC would?
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"His was a passive act, as opposed to Fine's active intervention," said Mr. Foreman, author of a textbook on journalistic ethics.
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It is no secret that outlets such as Facebook and Twitter are online gossip boards rather than journalistic or scholarly venues.
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And journalistic outfits like The Guardian and The New York Times are using VR to take readers deeper inside their stories.
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Instead, The Morning Show will focus more on the interpersonal drama between the two main characters, rather than the journalistic side.
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When slightly more respectable journalistic outlets repeat CNW numbers — and they often do — those figures get both murkier and more authoritative.
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And there is a sense that it runs, to some extent, against both his and Gnanasegaram's journalistic instincts to indulge it.
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A president who seemingly finds it more important to send a quick tweet than to rely on journalistic and scientific accuracy.
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I think there's a certain amount of time within which, if you write about it, what you do instantly becomes journalistic.
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She's serving the longest sentence ever given to a journalistic source by a federal court, according to the Department of Justice.
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Does the journalistic principle of neutrality doom you to the bland and ultimately distorting vocabulary of "both sides" and "racially tinged"?
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The show has won several journalistic honors including a Peabody Award, an Alfred I. duPont-Columbia Award, and a Dart Award.
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Combatting fake news and disinformation on social media without restricting freedom of speech or diluting journalistic content will take a village.
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After some journalistic browsing in Linda's expansive secondhand shop, we landed on Gucci's Soho crossbody in a satisfying shade of seafoam.
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WikiLeaks, which specialized in the highly publicized release of huge troves of classified documents and communications, challenged governments and journalistic conventions.
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It has never had to deal with this level of public scrutiny, journalistic scrutiny and federal scrutiny in the United States.
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They're still friends, though, and Todd told The Hollywood Reporter in grim journalistic fashion, "We talk each other off the ledge."
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The BBC is not perfect, but over the decades it has shown that a publicly funded organization can maintain journalistic independence.
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The group is highly respected in journalistic circles here in Kiev, the Ukrainian capital, for its specialty of debunking fake news.
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But the early years, you have to read books, you have to find it in journalistic investigation and stuff like that.
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It was important to us that the pictures accord with those desires, but they would also have to deliver journalistic truth.
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It is well located, from a purely journalistic point of view, on a quiet street with several very cheap diners nearby.
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A giant factory with 5,000 workers (and a decade earlier several times that number), Huajian proved more of a journalistic challenge.
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My job, of course, is to serve as an advocate for the reader, watching out for violations of sound journalistic practices.
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He frequently referred to WIRED magazine and TechCrunch, journalistic hubs for the tech optimism of the late-aughts and early teens.
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Bream's opening show demonstrated that journalistic focus, featuring live updates from veteran FNC reporters Ed Henry, Jennifer Griffin and Kristin Fisher.
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"The Weekly 'NO' Standard(s) has joined HuffPo at the bottom of the lying journalistic gutter," the congressman wrote Friday morning.
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On the other hand, others pointed out, framing the Durst case as entertainment rather than a journalistic investigation was the problem.
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Others fought their own families to pursue their journalistic ambitions, and have faced misogyny in public spaces and in the workplace.
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"The gospels are not designed to be journalistic documents," says Martin, who specializes in origins of Christianity and the New Testament.
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I try to strike a balance, staying true to journalistic principles while also respecting the process and hard work of artists.
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Bret: It also helps that Bezos has the financial means and journalistic tools to get to the bottom of the hacking.
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She didn't work her way up the journalistic rungs from "Sioux City to Cedar Rapids to Milwaukee," as she puts it.
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Asking for the disclosure of journalistic sources, I told AMLO at the Mañanera on Friday, is an attack on press freedom.
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Without Wolfe's complete shattering of journalistic conventions in this book, it's doubtful that Schiller would have ever considered a career change.
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And we will do so, as usual, with fascinating speakers — from the tech world and beyond — and a critical journalistic approach.
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That's curious since Pecker had only recently purchased the rights to the story and insisted he did so for journalistic purposes.
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After the war, he resumed his journalistic activities, worked for UNESCO, and taught at Swarthmore College while writing essays and novels.
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Sometimes he does this through satirical lampooning, at other times through woodcut prints, and most importantly, through journalistic and documentary sketches.
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It also knows that in the current journalistic climate, newspapers and websites depend on traffic (and thus advertising) to generate revenue.
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Watch the video above to understand why our brains and journalistic conventions make it so hard for us to correct misinformation.
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Journalistic advice is a fitting start to our conversation, because while Stadtmiller's memoir, out April 3, is ostensibly a book about the intersection of addiction and dating, it's also a book about a woman willing to follow her journalistic ambition to all the strange places it takes her — like sex clubs and a meeting with a Las Vegas gigolo.
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You can imagine that there might be some sensitivity about the White House getting involved with editorial decisions in a journalistic enterprise.
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At the same time, Trump complains loudly about unfair media treatment, and threatens to deny access to journalistic organizations that cross him.
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Under French law, public figures -- like George -- can only be photographed while going about their public lives ... and only for journalistic purposes.
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Trump's ability to distract the press and perpetually shift the conversation might prevent the kind of sustained journalistic focus that broke Watergate.
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It's a testament to Bar-Lev's journalistic discretion that not one minute of the film's running time feels unnecessary, plodding, or boring.
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If you want a journalistic recounting of Edward Snowden's paradigm-altering PRISM leak, you should definitely check out last year's documentary, Citizenfour.
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It's easy to enjoy the Trump-Fox feud simply as political theater, but there is a genuine crisis here in journalistic objectivity.
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At various points in my journalistic history, when I've written something that's attracted the attention of trolls, my group has remained immune.
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If that seems like a missed journalistic opportunity, it's worth remembering that this film's creation was instigated by an "informative" news doc.
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That is not journalistic snark but a statement of fact, based on warnings from prominent Republicans and Democrats, notably in the Senate.
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They argue that YouTube is not distinguishing between actual hate content and videos that document hate groups for educational or journalistic purposes.
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Later she joined the Times as a researcher (the only journalistic role that Chinese citizens are allowed to perform for foreign media).
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As with "The Wire", Mr Simon approaches his subject with journalistic integrity, and one of the show's strengths is its insider feel.
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U.S. travelers must meet one of 12 criteria such as being Cuban-American or taking part in educational tours or journalistic activity.
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Yet neither Mr Assange's journalistic malpractice, nor his hostility to the West and narcissism, however contemptible, are the subject of criminal prosecution.
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At the same time, another parallel debate has swirled online about the journalistic merits of the profile and its author David Samuels.
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Journalistic standards, in theory, are supposed to keep a lid on this kind of behavior — journalists shouldn't disseminate information they can't confirm.
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Despite hitting the campaign trail with future President Barack Obama, it appears Rory's journalistic ambitions have not led to a steady career.
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On the page, Gozo's language switches from journalistic prose to heightened speech to phonetic combinations, which appear to have no semantic content.
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Divided Films is partnering with Refinery 29 on America Uprising, a journalistic documentary project telling stories of protest through first-person perspectives.
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However, as Freedom of the Press Foundation Executive Director Trevor Timm points out, the specifics of the case concern all journalistic activities.
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Rumors had swirled for weeks, months even, that Bentley -- aka the "Luv Guv" in local journalistic parlance -- wouldn't make it through spring.
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Keith Ellison's assertion that Trump could be the Republican nominee, perfectly captures the mindset of the journalistic class in that innocent summer.
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He said/she said is a tried and true journalistic technique, of course, but it is insufficient at a time like this.
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The images shot originally as journalistic documents are not dispossessed of that role and are consequently imbued with a richly layered history.
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Camille Cosby accused media outlets of violating rules of journalistic integrity by publishing some of the allegations without properly "vetting" Cosby's accusers.
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Unfortunately journalistic integrity is becoming a thing of the past and memes are practically a source of news for today's youth culture.
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Journalistic titles hire journalists whose social background – socially, culturally, educationally and morally – fits perfectly with what the current capitalist order asks for.
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"It will be journalistic malfeasance if the debate doesn't include questions about the Clinton Foundation, emails and Goldman Sachs speeches," Schuster said.
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But after the publication by a journalistic consortium of the "Panama papers" (see article), popular anger was directed at the prime minister.
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In addition, the new law makes it illegal to regularly consult websites that promote terrorism, except for legitimate academic or journalistic activities.
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But I know exactly when my project on the Hart Island mass graves changed from a vague hunch into a journalistic mission.
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This impulse promotes authenticity-mongering, reasoning through individual stories (also a journalistic tic), and a general inability to think systemically about change.
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"While fans are entitled to have personal opinions, we have a journalistic responsibility to provide unbiased reporting," KDKA said in a statement.
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In a tweet, he attacked the network's "journalistic standards" following reports that it had passed on a damning exposé about Harvey Weinstein.
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It is not clear whether Davis was unaware of this common journalistic practice or simply forgot to note it for his readers.
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Some traditionalists are horrified at the recent journalistic toughening, and it's true that fact-checking is a high-wire act for moderators.
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These days, the accepted truth of a journalistic statement of fact can depend on the politics of the audience it's presented to.
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Likewise, in preparation for the vote, few journalistic accounts or statements by several supportive advocacy groups included substantive details of the bill.
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Trump responded by attacking Kelly's journalistic credibility, sparking a months-long feud that continued into Trump becoming the presumptive Republican presidential nominee.
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Bangladesh police had said that the pair were detained for engaging in journalistic work for a German magazine, while on tourist visas.
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"Fundamental journalistic values obligate The Crimson to allow all subjects of a story a chance to comment," Guillaume wrote in a statement.
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The staff member said she felt vulnerable in these interactions because she lacked career experience or journalistic work to lean back on.
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If The Herald drastically cuts its publication schedule, the fear inside and outside the newsroom is that the journalistic endeavors will suffer.
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Mr. Kinsley possesses what is probably the most envied journalistic voice of his generation: skeptical, friendly, possessed of an almost Martian intelligence.
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Do not repost anything unless you follow the journalistic standard of securing at least two independent sources to corroborate the original post.
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They have achieved unprecedented political impact, but that has brought more intense scrutiny of their journalistic integrity, along with boycotts and lawsuits.
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"You're going to end up fighting every elected official in this country," she replies — half in journalistic cynicism, half wishing he would.
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In its 2017 rankings that measured journalistic independence, Reporters Without Borders placed India at an ignominious 136 out of 192 countries surveyed.
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These revelations surrounding Hannity's property holdings highlight the ethical issues between his journalistic work and his personal entanglements with the Trump administration.
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The gender bias in technology doesn't just happen in lists, it happens in education, in hiring, in panel selection, in journalistic sourcing.
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Does he want to use his profile and fan base to support journalistic institutions that keep powerful people like him in check?
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The council, a self-regulating body made up of publishers and journalists, comments on good journalistic practices but has no legal powers.
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It also produced a flurry of condemnations from European capitals and Washington, and sent shivers through the journalistic communities in both countries.
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Media bias: The Obama administration singled out Fox News for seeming to encourage the Tea Party protests, saying they abandoned journalistic values.
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Maines is president of The Media Institute, a nonprofit organization that promotes freedom of speech, a competitive communications industry, and journalistic excellence.
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It too, suffers, from its own form of ideological conformism and journalistic groupthink, immunized from criticism due to its indifference to competition.
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It was clear that he resented me, maybe hated what he thought was journalistic misrepresentation of the war as he knew it.
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In journalistic terms, it counts as a muted victory, like driving home the winning run of the World Series with a bunt.
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And so we lived in this time period for about a decade when we saw the collapse of credible viable journalistic properties.
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Student teaching evaluations tend to be biased against women, while journalistic discussions of economic research often relegate women to a secondary role.
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What rules apply for appropriating images and stories previously posted on personal social media accounts, or allegations made in a journalistic context?
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With journalistic rigor, Zuckoff acknowledges what he doesn't know, for example how exactly each group of hijackers seized control of its plane.
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And while I had no plans to write about Manbij, out of journalistic habit, I took careful notes about what we saw.
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Under questioning, she was friendly, open, thoughtful and way too smart to fall for our not-so-clever journalistic Jedi mind tricks.
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These charges do not pose quite the threat to a free press that some feared, because hacking is not standard journalistic practice.
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That journalistic integrity, and being able to write what you want to write, is not how it's played out on the internet.
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The article was withdrawn the next year after an excoriating review of its journalistic lapses by the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism.
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"Both magazines have managed to create unique journalistic platforms that help foster empathy and a better understanding of the world," she said.
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Mr. Gouri began his journalistic career writing for left-wing party newspapers before moving on to Davar, a now-defunct Hebrew daily.
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So too should top-quality public and not-for-profit journalistic entities like ProPublica, the Associated Press, PBS, C-SPAN, and NPR.
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Understanding the times Visual investigations based on social media posts require a mix of traditional journalistic diligence and cutting-edge internet skills.
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The Post may have had some legitimate journalistic intentions with this story — like exposing scams and fraudulent lawsuits that damage honest businesses.
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Such conflicts have been apparent in ACRONYM's backing of a handful of state-specific media organs billed as editorially-independent journalistic outfits.
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But the realities of a legal case have required an agonizing specificity that even the most thorough journalistic accounts don't necessarily include.
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They will twist, feature and broadcast any stray thought for ratings, then refer to their journalistic integrity and dubious fact-checking credibility.
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Foa's critics say he is a pro-Russian, anti-euro nationalist, who has promoted a far-right agenda in his journalistic career.
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Foa has spent much of his journalistic career working for the right-wing Il Giornale newspaper that is owned by Berlusconi's brother.
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During the holiday break, we'd heard that Ben was in discussions with Ghosn's representatives about interviewing him in Beirut, a journalistic coup.
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Mr. Assange was both a publisher and an intermediary between sources and reporters, which made it difficult to define his journalistic role.
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"Raju is a consummate professional who is respected by his journalistic peers and the people he covers, politics notwithstanding," the organization said.
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This was an important advance, and a journalistic interview by an Afghan radio personality with a lying Talib, like Wafa's, was authentic.
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BuzzFeed made a serious mistake in simply posting all of this unverified information online, ignoring the journalistic practice of checking and corroboration.
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Maggie Haberman, a New York Times political correspondent, has devoted her journalistic career to two irresistible subjects: politics and New York City.
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James Pindell, a Boston Globe reporter who is covering his fifth New Hampshire primary, disagreed, describing "Stranglehold" as a novel journalistic development.
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Rather, they're performing a kind of Kabuki theater by pretending to be affronted at the suggestion that they'd compromised their journalistic principles.
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Research has found that intentionally fake news stories are more likely to use short, nontechnical and redundant language than accurate journalistic stories.
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Even worse if you elicit a response that is critical of Warren then your journalistic style gets to get called into question.
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For every one thousand solid journalistic pieces you produce, each misstep like this puts you in the hole for two thousand more.
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The erosion of trust in prestigious institutions has weakened the position of both academia and the traditional journalistic perches of public intellectuals.
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Such cases rarely rise to journalistic scrutiny, though they can entrap the poor in an endless relationship with the courts and jails.
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She kept her journalistic distance from the Obamas, but she knew what a step it was to have an African-American president.
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A serious journalistic transgression — outing a person — is played here as just another sensational twist to be picked apart for podcast fodder.
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Cruz was born in 1970 — after the first killings — so he is probably not the Zodiac Killer, in my expert journalistic opinion.
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Journalistic outfits have become suspicious that platforms will change the terms of deals and hang them out to dry on a whim.
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Yes, writing an advance obit is a tad macabre, but really it's just the journalistic equivalent of buying your own cemetery plot.
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She addresses us directly and, as if keenly aware of her unreliability, she outlines her journalistic integrity in a company without them.
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They called the account a "journalistic fiction" that contained "unattributable and unsubstantiated allegations" that were "untruthful and false," according to the lawsuit.
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Rachel Maddow's slow-walk reveal of President Trump's decade-old tax records on Tuesday night did not earn her much journalistic praise.
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By the time Hersey wrote "The Legend on the License," politics, as well as concern for journalistic ethics, was probably motivating him.
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His obituary in The Times quoted Joseph Lelyveld, the former Times executive editor, who reported from South Africa, praising Goldblatt's journalistic creativity.
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Like his daughter, Wyley is caught up in his own prospects; it is Erskine who grudgingly gives Freya her first journalistic break.
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That was ... obviously didn't like Barack Obama, who was not conservative, but abided by the same rules that journalistic organizations abided by.
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Kohn says that she fact-checked the quote by checking it against her notes and that this method is the journalistic standard.
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But we have to be very deliberate and efficient about creating the space for more women to develop that particular journalistic muscle.
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Donald Trump stopped by the offices of his journalistic nemesis the New York Times on Tuesday to chat with senior reporters and editors.
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He said the Enquirer's role in shielding Trump from harmful stories may be a violation of journalistic ethics, but not of election law.
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Celebrities, including Elton John and King's best friend Oprah Winfrey, and fans applauded the star for her journalistic skills and praised her professionalism.
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Five years later, he landed his first gig with the Columbia Broadcasting System in the city, where his rise to journalistic stardom began.
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As the years went on his journalistic career got bumpier, usually because he tried to give a platform to voices from the opposition.
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This post itself plays into that journalistic meta-game, which, like a round of Monopoly with my brother (who cheats) cannot be won.
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If the subject of a story has the control, that could lead to censorship and the transformation of a journalistic piece into propaganda.
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There was no fraud involved in #badbios or it's journalistic coverage, and dozens of experts (correctly) confirmed to reporters it was technically plausible.
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There are people who are activists who are pretending to be journalists, but they don't really have a journalistic bone in their bodies.
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The paper, long regarded as an emblem of Hong Kong journalistic integrity, was recently purchased by Chinese Internet giant Alibaba in Dec. 2015.
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The site is regarded as a journalistic enterprise, despite its lack of ethical or factual standards and overt ties to white nationalist groups.
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That required a centuries-long elaboration of norms around editorship, the protocols of scholarly and journalistic truth, and a publishing industry of gatekeepers.
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She adeptly uncovers the journalistic failures and apparently less-than-legitimate motivations of Leeann Tweeden, the first woman to accuse Franken of harassment.
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That's led to where he is now, equating Jones, who often fabricates stories and spreads conspiracies, with major journalistic networks CNN and MSNBC.
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But Roy never quite passed muster as a non-fiction writer: She lacks the cogency to make best use of the journalistic form.
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There are persons who may reasonable claim as a right, protection from the notoriety entailed by being made the victims of journalistic enterprise….
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"There's journalistic value in the livestream," Axe wrote, and noted that it's generally good practice to ignore the comments anywhere on the web.
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Freya, twenty years old and preparing to attend Oxford, is clever, confident, and crude, a forward-thinking feminist unafraid of her journalistic ambition.
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And it's part of The Times's journalistic mission to help its readers not only know that intellectually, but feel it in their hearts.
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The big picture: Assange's previously reported upon activities appear to have gone far beyond journalistic practice into what most reporters would consider criminality.
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Still, Mr. Lauer's perceived gaffes — he was accused by critics of sloppiness and unfairness, among other journalistic sins — dominated headlines on Thursday. Mrs.
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Here's the thing, ultimately: This study was never meant to start a conversation about journalistic integrity, or ethics, or anything of the sort.
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However, 62 percent say that journalistic organizations that publish information — even if it is received illegally, through hacking — should be protected by law.
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Back in 2010, the network canceled a Hannity appearance at a Tea Party rally, fearing that it would damage the institution's journalistic integrity.
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In a sense, these journalistic watchdogs of the White House are nothing more than stenographers, waiting around for official statements and press handouts.
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The Washington Post's executive editor Marty Baron called Sanders' comments a "conspiracy theory," and said Jeff Bezos allows the Post full journalistic independence.
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What Hecht got out of his ruffian journalistic years shaped his temperament, and that temperament in turn shaped American movies in the thirties.
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They reveal with startling clarity that certain journalistic institutions are hell-bent on damaging the current administration in any way they possibly can.
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His reported murder had triggered a war of words between Ukraine and Russia and sent shivers through the journalistic communities in both countries.
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While the article never should have been published, the editors' prompt response shows how journalistic norms can improve, if the public demands it.
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Mr. Klein noted that Jeff Bezos, the chief executive of Amazon, had no journalistic experience when he bought The Washington Post in 2013.
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Journalistic experience is not necessary: the last few people to do this job had not been journalists before they arrived at the paper.
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But for me, a person for whom time has no intrinsic value in the face of journalistic pursuit, I did see the point.
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I tell myself that I have a good view of my surroundings from here and can therefore report the event with journalistic objectivity.
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So that as just a journalistic technique and marrying the art and the science together, we see that working in really big ways.
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Our thought bubble: Fox News defendants will likely point to today's condemnations as an example of Fox's journalistic credibility for months to come.
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His résumé includes strong journalistic credentials and deep strategic thinking about changes in digital media, but limited experience running a digital media company.
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But Ms. Eisner, who became editor in chief in 2008, cautioned members of her staff against letting their emotions overtake their journalistic principles.
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Four of my dream plates cost from $8 to $30 apiece — I bought them without admitting that I was on a journalistic mission.
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A handful of the drama channels see themselves as investigative reporters, and their mission as journalistic, but they often have a subjective slant.
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When shootings happen as often as they do, "there is a certain similarity to the journalistic script," said the National editor, Marc Lacey.
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Unfortunately, the Congress has never been a strong advocate of journalistic protections (as opposed to the states which passed shield laws protecting reporters).
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The city was in full crisis mode, but The Times-Picayune was fully engaged as the journalistic eyes and ears of the city.
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As you probably know by now, I'm a fan of journalistic self-criticism, and Smith has engaged in some of it this week.
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Her doggedness stems partly from her journalistic ideals but largely from the need to pay an 800,000 krona fine in a defamation case.
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She said she was appreciative of the heft of the position, and hoped to lift up different types of journalistic voices and perspectives.
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The interview was conducted "on background," a journalistic term that means Stewart could use the information but not attribute it to Epstein directly.
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The industry really has to get better at understanding how bad faith actors are exploiting journalistic instincts and rules to further their agenda.
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You'll see later in the podcast that we found a way to keep our journalistic integrity but also answer some of these questions.
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It can be complicated to have to critique journalistic images that are timely but sometimes don't work as well from an aesthetic perspective.
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This isn't to short-change any of those outlets, which do the Lord's work and are a vital part of my journalistic intake.
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All but the most sophisticated digital and data-driven strategies are imprecise and not nearly as novel as the journalistic feature stories claim.
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Some of the reporting is surely biased, and probably biased in favor of liberals, but it's still (mostly) anchored to basic journalistic ethics.
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As a cybersecurity and national security reporter, the government all too often is "the nemesis," often a target of journalistic inquisitions and investigations.
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The film is a journalistic undertaking, with appearances by academics, politicians, writers and members of Jewish communities who each comment on current affairs.
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"For the first time in journalistic history, the dateline 'North Pole' was legitimately used yesterday on a news item," The Associated Press reported.
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On Wednesday morning, celebs and fans and fellow journalists applauded King "for her journalistic skills and praised her professionalism," People's Nicole Sands wrote.
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Was there a way to write about some of these allegations using sound journalistic principles but still surfacing the investigation and important leads?
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Reuters coverage of the Rohingya crisis in Myanmar won the SOPA Award for Public Service Journalism and the Excellence in Journalistic Innovation prize.
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I write to you on his behalf to say thank you for your longstanding role in our democracy and for your journalistic integrity.
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