This either means social science studies of journalism's impact on society, role in politics or democracy, history etc, or it means combining journalism with something else.

He described the author as "an informed and reflective newsman of the first rank, capable of combining lively journalism with careful scholarship."

His reason was to pursue a project combining digital media and global journalism.

A member of the Association of Alternative Newsweeklies, its style combines tough journalism with humor.

It also firmly champions no-frills reportage but occasionally recognizes photojournalism that combines both journalism and art.

Something of a workaholic, he continued to combine journalism with a career on radio and television.

Furthermore, "Peace Journalism combines journalism with peace as an external aim".

The task combines journalism, collating document, sidestepping libel and traditional screenwriting.

Like the current Democratic insurgency, the conservative movement was driven by activists who combined journalism with partisanship.

Such programs have at times ignored art museum tradition, combining photography, oral history and journalism.