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The 43 pages that link to Journalism, each with the reason it gives.

• Mass mediaRelated: Journalism supplies much of the factual content distributed through mass media.

• Gabriel García MárquezNarrower topic: His reporting career shaped the documentary detail and investigative forms of his novels.

• Right to be forgottenCompared with: News archives may contain personal information whose continued availability serves public-interest reporting.

• AnecdoteRelated: Journalists use individual stories to show the human stakes of larger events.

• MagazineNarrower topic: Magazine journalism is one form of the broader practice of journalism.

• Technical writingCompared with: Journalism typically reports events for public understanding; technical writing explains systems or procedures.

• Women in journalismNarrower topic: Women’s journalism is part of the broader profession, while its history reveals unequal access within it.

• Intelligence analysisCompared with: Both interpret information, but intelligence analysis serves decision-makers and may rely on classified sources.

• QuotationRelated: Journalists use quotations to report statements and preserve sources’ wording.

• Private investigatorCompared with: Journalists investigate for public communication, while private investigators gather findings for clients.

• Nora EphronNarrower topic: Ephron’s reporting and editing shaped her concise prose and eye for revealing detail.

• H. L. MenckenNarrower topic: Mencken’s newspaper columns and reporting formed the basis of his public influence.

• ProseRelated: News reports and features rely heavily on prose to convey information.

• Evelyn WaughNarrower topic: Waugh’s reporting informed Scoop and his satirical portrayal of news culture.

• Catherine Helen SpenceNarrower topic: Newspaper writing gave Spence a platform for commentary and reform advocacy.

• Academic researchCompared with: Journalism and academic research share evidence-seeking but differ in purpose, pace, and conventions.

• Communication studiesCompared with: Journalism is a professional practice and object of study, not the full scope of the academic field.

• Contemporary historyCompared with: Journalistic reporting records unfolding events; later historical work tests and contextualizes those accounts.

• LiteratureCompared with: Journalism primarily reports events, though literary techniques can shape its prose.

• George GallupNarrower topic: Gallup’s early academic career in journalism shaped his interest in measuring public response.

• News mediaNarrower topic: News media distribute journalism, though journalism also occurs outside established outlets.

• Technical communicationCompared with: Both explain complex subjects, but journalism typically prioritizes public reporting.

• The Asahi ShimbunNarrower topic: The newspaper’s reporting and editorial work are forms of journalism.

• Writing styleBroader topic: News styles balance speed, accuracy, clarity, and audience expectations.

• A. O. ScottNarrower topic: It supplies the professional practice within which Scott’s criticism appears.

• The Sydney Morning HeraldNarrower topic: It describes the reporting work that fills the newspaper.

• Walter IsaacsonNarrower topic: Isaacson’s reporting background informs his research and narrative approach.

• Creative writingCompared with: Journalism is constrained by reporting and verification where fiction permits invention.

• Henry MayhewNarrower topic: Mayhew used journalism to turn conversations and street observations into public accounts.

• la RepubblicaNarrower topic: The paper's reporting and commentary are forms of journalistic work.

• Ron ChernowNarrower topic: Chernow’s early reporting and financial writing helped shape his nonfiction career.

• Arsen KotsoyevNarrower topic: Kotsoyev’s work as a journalist connected literary writing with public communication.

• Douglas Southall FreemanNarrower topic: Daily newspaper work shaped the pace and public-facing style of Freeman’s historical career.

• Egon FriedellNarrower topic: Friedell used journalism to address contemporary culture alongside his longer historical works.

• Géza GárdonyiRelated: Newspaper work was an early profession that honed Gárdonyi’s writing before his literary success.

• Howard JacobsonRelated: Alongside fiction, Jacobson has written columns and criticism for British publications.

• Kathleen WinsorRelated: Winsor’s early work as a journalist preceded her literary career.

• Pierre SalingerNarrower topic: Salinger began as a journalist before joining presidential politics.

• Press Trust of IndiaNarrower topic: Reporting is the core activity behind PTI’s news services.

• Theodor FontaneNarrower topic: Fontane’s newspaper work trained the observational and documentary habits evident in his prose.

• Writing (composition)Related: Journalistic composition organizes reported information into timely public accounts.

• Writing (written work)Related: Journalistic writing turns reporting into public accounts of current affairs.

• Yana ChurikovaNarrower topic: It provides the professional background behind Churikova’s work as a journalist and host.