journalism

Preposition: of

• attachment: August 2004 Martin Bell John Lloyd By proposing a " journalism of attachment, " Bell led lesser reporters down a false trail.

Converse of object

• combine: Popular fiction and mass journalism now combined to condition the minds of the nation's new readers, ' a historian notes.

Adjective modifier

• investigative: With few exceptions, investigative journalism has died here.
• tabloid: A new identity Without question, British tabloid journalism can be awful.
• lazy: Whatever the case may be, there is no excuse for lazy journalism.
• irresponsible: To repeat uncritically a series of unfounded claims made by neoconservative commentators would be irresponsible journalism at any time.
• impartial: In other words, to use their contacts and reputation to hoodwink commissioning editors into publishing puff material under the guise of impartial journalism.
• civic: There is a more pointedly specific movement afoot, however, the movement for " civic journalism.

Modifies a noun

• lecturer: Other speakers included Tsinghua journalism and social studies professors, and American journalism lecturers.
• ethic: If we hadn't had an expert in journalism ethics available to comment, I doubt we'd have worked that out.
• award: The BBC wins eight out of 21 categories at the 2003 NetMedia online journalism awards.
• career: Alex started his journalism career on the Birmingham Gazette, then on the Birmingham Post.
• course: I love problem solving which is how the music journalism course came about.
• graduate: Journalism Graduates Welcome to the Ninety Degree Web Page - for journalists who can spot the right angles.

Noun used with modifier

• Multi-Media: BA ( Hons ) Multi-Media Journalism has a 96 % graduate employment rate* Career opportunities are many and varied.
• /discuss: But we may share with our Web site partners aggregated statistical " ratings " information about the use of /discuss Journalism.
• checkbook: It was made abundantly clear that checkbook journalism was freely available for anyone wishing to give the names of the players.
• broadcast: Michael Dodd lectures in broadcast journalism at the University of Westminster.
• freelance: In 2004 Meldrum won the Kurt Schork award for international freelance journalism from Columbia University in New York.
• citizen: A lot of nonsense is spoken about ' citizen journalism ' .