Synonyms for journalistic
ˌdʒɜr nlˈɪs tɪkjour·nal·is·tic

Princeton's WordNet

1. journalisticadjective

   of or relating to or having the characteristics of journalism

   "journalistic writing"

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1. List of paraphrases for "journalistic":

   journalism, press

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1. Mo Shaoping:

   CCTV's broadcasts are tantamount to trial by media and they convict people without the court, they never air people's denial of their alleged crimes, or quote us lawyers. It's against basic journalistic principles.

2. Brian Stelter:

   Chris Cuomo, one of the most popular anchors at CNN, one of the best-known names in television news, violated journalistic ethics and norms not once or twice, but many times and that’s ultimately what is the result of today’s news, Jim, what we didn’t know until tonight, Jim, is that an outside law firm came in and went through the thousands of pages of text messages and sworn testimony that was released back on Monday. So there was clearly something in those documents that was found to be a serious breach of standards and practices.

3. Hong Kong:

   The Hong Kong Journalists Association is deeply concerned that the police have repeatedly arrested senior members of the media and searched the offices of news organizations containing large quantities of journalistic materials within a year. HKJA urges the government to protect press freedom in accordance with the Basic Law.

4. Nik Richie:

   From a media perspective, websites in the journalistic field like Gawker, even my site thedirty.com will stay away from public displays of received content of future celebrities, the legal risks are too high because judges and juries have human emotions. If they don't like what you display, you will lose regardless of the law.

5. Peter Scheer:

   A news organization that wishes to write about the content has the right to do so under the 1st Amendment, whether or not a journalist should is a matter of editorial discretion or journalistic ethics. It’s a separate matter. It’s not a legal matter.