Synonym: fourth estate, news media. Similar words: journalist, journal, nationalism, mutualism, turn away, tournament, external, internal. Meaning: ['dʒɜrnəlɪzəm /'dʒɜːn-] 
n. 1. newspapers and magazines collectively 2. the profession of reporting or photographing or editing news stories for one of the media.
n. 1. newspapers and magazines collectively 2. the profession of reporting or photographing or editing news stories for one of the media. 
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(31) He's a teacher but he does some journalism on the side.
(32) He founded the Centre for Journalism Studies at University College Cardiff.
(33) My nephew is just setting out on a career in journalism.
(34) The hospital has been the target of investigative journalism .
(35) His experience spanned not merely politics, but also business and journalism.
(36) I'm just marking time in this job-I'm hoping to get into journalism.
(37) He started life as a teacher before turning to journalism.
(38) He began a career in journalism, working for the North London Press Group.
(39) The book has all the lively topicality of first-rate journalism. Sentencedict.com
(40) I had set my sights on a career in journalism.
(41) Neither of my children showed the slightest inclination to follow me into journalism.
(42) It took internal whistle-blowing and investigative journalism to uncover the rot.
(43) He claims that a lot of journalism is meretricious and superficial.
(44) A degree in English could lead to a career in journalism.
(45) Suddenly intelligent rock journalism became a necessity.
(46) Perhaps I should take up this investigative journalism.
(47) He didn't care about journalism or commissions.
(48) Good independent journalism underpins a free, democratic society.
(49) It is investigative journalism of a very limited scope.
(50) Thus, during 1984, investigative journalism had a field day.
(51) This was good for his journalism.
(52) It's an occupational hazard of investigative journalism.
(53) We produce more original journalism than any other broadcaster.
(54) From 1984 until the present he was a professor in the department of journalism at New York University.
(55) By contrast, the professions of journalism and politics continue to be closely allied.
(56) Gradually vague notions of a career in journalism were forming in my head.
(57) A poignant but erroneous cliche has made its way into journalism over the past few years.
(58) In the 1920s Pearson resumed his acting career but also began publishing short stories, essays, and journalism.
(59) Traditional values and old-fashioned rules of journalism have been thrown overboard in the competitive race for audiences and commercial success.
(60) Their investigative chess journalism is also evidently of high calibre.
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