1.   Another sad day in television journalism.

2.   A disgusting display of television journalism gone awry.

3.   But if Time Inc. has been slow to break into television journalism, its magazines have mastered the craft of analytical and investigative journalism.

4.   But when things go bad in big-money television journalism, you have to get rid of somebody.

5.   His wife, the former Staten Island, N.Y., Congresswoman Susan Molinari, had already moved on to a job in television journalism.

6.   I still do what we call Jacuzzi television journalism.

7.   It has thrown away many of the conventions that have guided television journalism for half a century, and its constituents clearly approve.

8.   It has thrown away many of the conventions that have guided television journalism for half a century, and its viewers clearly approve.

9.   It was not the first troubled parting with television journalism for Schorr.

10.   Last summer, the Chandra Ann Levy case ushered in what some called an all-time low in television journalism.