journalistic equivalent

Examples (10)

• The Pulitzer Prize is widely considered the journalistic equivalent of the Oscars.
• Many critics argue that blogging is the modern journalistic equivalent of a personal diary.
• He acted as the journalistic equivalent of a diplomat during the international crisis.
• Strict fact-checking should be the journalistic equivalent of a scientific proof.
• An investigative team is often the journalistic equivalent of a police task force.
• This social media platform has effectively become the journalistic equivalent of a town square.
• The editors struggled to find a journalistic equivalent to the legendary war correspondent.
• In the world of digital media, a headline is the journalistic equivalent of a first impression.
• Local newsletters often serve as the journalistic equivalent of a community bulletin board.
• For some listeners, talk radio is the journalistic equivalent of a political rally.