journalist oor Tagalog

journalist

/'dʒзːnəlıst/, /ˈdʒəːnəlɪst/ naamwoord

(originally) The keeper of a person journal, who writes in it regularly

Vertalings in die woordeboek Engels - Tagalog

peryodista

person who collects, writes and distributes news and other information

Newspapers, of course, are not the work of journalists alone.
Mangyari pa, ang mga diyaryo ay hindi lamang resulta ng pagpapagal ng mga peryodista.

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music journalist
music journalist

radio journalist
peryodista sa radyo

opinion journalist
publisista

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Numerous murders of Russian journalists remain unsolved and according to the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), it has a negative effect on the media community.
Karamihan sa mga organisasyong pansabansaan, tulad ng Mga Bansang Nagkakaisa at ang Organisasyon ng Pandaigdigang Kalakalan, OSCE ay likas na multilateral.

Release news and only news – One of the most critical tips toward public relation’ success is sending information to journalists and truly news. flooding a journalist voicemail or inbox with inconsequential information will annoy the journalist and might cause her to assume that most news from your organization is junk. Releases that get noticed have an attention grabbing headline and clearly explain the who, what, why, where, when, and how of a topic
Release news and only news – One of the most critical tips toward public relation’ success is sending information to journalists and truly news. flooding a journalist voicemail or inbox with inconsequential information will annoy the journalist and might cause her to assume that most news from your organization is junk. Releases that get noticed have an attention grabbing headline and clearly explain the who, what, why, where, when, and how of a topic

He began working as a journalist in Zagreb.
Naghanapbuhay siya bilang isang tagapamahayag sa Zagreb.

I was a well-known journalist who had written for some good magazines and newspapers in Lima, Peru, but my way of life—far from God—was tormenting me more each day.
Ako ay isang kilalang journalist na nakapagsulat na sa ilang magagandang magasin at pahayagan sa Lima, Peru, ngunit ang klase ng pamumuhay ko—na malayo sa Diyos—ay lalong nagpapahirap sa akin sa bawat araw.

Cecilia Victoria Oreña-Drilon (born July 8, 1961), better known as Ces Drilon, is a Filipino broadcast journalist.
Si Cecilia Victoria Oreña-Drilon (ipanganak 8 Hulyo 1961), mas kilala bilang Ces Drilon, ay isang tagapagbalita sa telebisyon sa Pilipinas.

Some of my fellow journalists might interpret it that way.
Marahil ganito rin ang pananaw ng ilan sa aking kapwa- mamahayag.

Its persuasive techniques are regularly applied by dictators, politicians, clergymen, advertisers, marketers, journalists, radio and TV personalities, publicists, and others who are interested in influencing thought and behavior.
Ang mapanghikayat na pamamaraan nito ay palaging ginagamit ng mga diktador, pulitiko, klerigo, tagapag-anunsiyo, mangangalakal, peryodista, mga tanyag na tao sa radyo at TV, tagapagpropaganda, at ng iba pa na interesado sa pag-impluwensiya sa kaisipan at paggawi.

There were many in the courtroom, including students from the local university, journalists, and a number of Jehovah’s Witnesses from Greece, Germany, Belgium, and France.
Maraming tao sa loob ng hukuman, kasali na ang mga estudyante mula sa lokal na unibersidad, mga peryodista, at ilang mga Saksi ni Jehova mula sa Gresya, Alemanya, Belgium, at Pransiya.

JOURNALIST Günter Wallraff disguised himself as a Turkish worker and labored in a German steelworks.
ANG peryodistang si Günter Wallraff ay nagkunwang isang manggagawang Turko at nagtrabaho sa isang Alemang pagawaan ng bakal.

In a study of man’s quest for Utopia, journalist Bernard Levin comments on the “dream of instant riches,” and asserts: “Like so many dreams, nightmare is not far away.
Sa isang pagsusuri tungkol sa paghahanap ng tao sa Utopia, ang peryodistang si Bernard Levin ay nagkokomento tungkol sa “panaginip ng biglang yaman,” at iginigiit niya: “Tulad ng napakaraming panaginip, hindi malayong mangyari ang masamang panaginip.

The young journalist had sensed something hard to describe.
Nahalata ng peryodistang iyon na mayroong isang bagay doon na mahirap ilarawan.

A press conference was held, with major newspaper, radio, and television journalists present.
Isang pagpupulong ng media ang ginanap, anupat nagsidalo ang mga pangunahing mamamahayag sa pahayagan, radyo, at telebisyon.

“Journalists want to promote their stories, editors their papers, aid workers their agencies.
“Nais ng mga peryodista na tangkilikin ang kanilang mga istorya, gusto naman ng mga editor na mabili ang kanilang pahayagan, at nais ng mga nagbibigay ng tulong na mapaunlad ang kanilang mga ahensiya.

“We are entering a new age of anxiety,” said journalist Harriet Green in a 2008 article in The Guardian.
“Pumapasok tayo sa isang bagong panahon ng kabalisahan,” ang sabi ng journalist na si Harriet Green sa isang artikulo noong 2008 sa The Guardian.

In his book The Bible Code, journalist Michael Drosnin claims to have discovered hidden messages by means of computer analysis of the Hebrew Scriptures.
Sa kaniyang aklat na The Bible Code, inangkin ng peryodistang si Michael Drosnin na may nasumpungan siyang natatagong mga mensahe sa Hebreong Kasulatan sa pamamagitan ng pag-aanalisa ng computer.

And according to one source, home of at least 55,000 lawyers and 10,000 journalists!
At ayon sa isang pinagkunan ng impormasyon, ito’y tahanan ng hindi kukulanging 55,000 abugado at 10,000 peryudista!

A spokesperson for the Committee to Protect Journalists said, "Journalists in Brazil must be able to report the news without fear of reprisal.
Kinilala naman ng Committee to Protect Journalists ang pangyayari bilang pinakamadugong pangyayari sa kasaysayan" ng kanilang talaan.

Yet, years later, while he was working on another project, a doctor turned journalist accused him of altering data.
Subalit, makalipas ang ilang taon, habang ginagawa niya ang iba namang proyekto, isang doktor na naging manunulat ang nag-akusa sa kaniya na siya’y nagbabago ng impormasyon.

Those of us with public affairs assignments are acutely aware that many opinion leaders and journalists in the United States and around the world have increased their public discussion of the Church and its members.
Alam na alam naming mga nakatalaga sa public affairs na maraming maimpluwensyang tao at mamamahayag sa Estados Unidos at sa iba’t ibang panig ng mundo ang lalo pang hayagang tinatalakay ang tungkol sa Simbahan at mga miyembro nito.

Journalist Lance Morrow, speaking about political revolutions, observes: “History has paraded past too many utopian dramas of transformation that ended by being as totalitarian, as murderous, as the regimes that they swept away —triumphs of hopeful zealotry over experience.”
Ang peryodistang si Lance Morrow, ay may ganitong puna tungkol sa pulitikal na mga rebolusyon: “Ang kasaysayan ay dumaan sa napakaraming utopianong drama ng pagbabago na humantong sa pagkadiktadura, berdugo rin, gaya ng mga pamahalaan na kanilang ibinagsak —nagtagumpay ang panatisismo laban sa karanasan.”

THAT is what the Association of Congolese and African Journalists for the Development (AJOCAD) in the Democratic Republic of Congo gives to “reward individuals or social organizations that distinguish themselves through their contribution toward the development in [the Congo].”
IYAN ang ibinibigay ng Association of Congolese and African Journalists for the Development (AJOCAD) sa Democratic Republic of Congo upang “gantimpalaan ang mga indibiduwal o mga organisasyong panlipunan na napatanyag dahil sa kanilang tulong tungo sa pagpapaunlad sa [Congo].”

Wrote one journalist: “I don’t know anyone living around me who did not give whatever he or she could spare —a day’s, a week’s or a month’s salary, a portion of their savings or whatever they could do without to help.”
Isang peryodista ang sumulat: “Wala akong nakikilalang nakatira na malapit sa akin na hindi nagbigay ng anumang maipagkakaloob niya —isang araw, isang linggo o isang buwang suweldo, isang bahagi ng kanilang mga naipon o anumang maibibigay nila upang tumulong.”

It was designed especially for medical journalists, health officials, social workers, and the judiciary.
Ito ay dinisenyo lalo na para sa mga manunulat hinggil sa medisina, mga opisyal na pangkalusugan, mga kawani sa kawanggawa, at sa hudikatura.

In the only two cases in which the authorities have secured convictions for serious rights abuses – the killings of radio commentator and environmentalist Gerry Ortega on January 24, 2011, and journalist Rowell Endrinal on February 11, 2004 – the masterminds of those crimes remained at large.
Sa dalawang kaso lamang naiseguro ng awtoridad ang pagkahatol sa mga seryosong paglabag sa karapatang pantao—ang pagpatay sa komentarista sa radyo at aktibistang pangkalikasang si Gerry Ortega noong Enero 24, 2011, at mamamahayag na si Rowell Endrinal noong Pebrero 11, 2004—pero ang mga pinuno nitong mga krimen ay nananatiling hindi pa nahuhuli.

Some journalists fabricate stories.
May mga journalist na nag-iimbento ng maibabalita.