Definition of journalistic
: of, relating to, or characteristic of journalism or journalists
- journalistic principles
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But how does that square with CNN'S new promo that casts the network as a paragon of journalistic credibility?
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News of celebrity breakups became Crokin's journalistic calling card.
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Since a few companies leant me some parts in the interest of journalistic experimentation, assembling a parts list was a quick process for me.
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This solicitation further raises eyebrows around the company’s journalistic integrity.
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The deadlines are unforgiving, the journalistic land mines are everywhere, the rhythms of a season and personalities subtle but crucial to understand.
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Lack of confidence in media helps rumors spread, and encourages misinformation that is propagated and disseminated by media that does not respect any journalistic standards or ethics.
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Traditionally, the editorial and business sides of a paper are kept separate to maintain journalistic credibility.
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Facebook did move fast, and much has been broken: online privacy, the political center, journalistic credibility, publishers’ business models, and the possibility of eating one’s lunch without photographing it, to name a few casualties.
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