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- noun Someone who is not a
journalist
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Examples
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In 2011, when history happens, it is more often than not a nonjournalist with a pocket camera, a blog or a Twitter account who files the initial dispatch.
Seeing 9/11 Through a Digital Prism David Friend 2011
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Let's not forget the Bush White House nonjournalist plant who used to ask softball questions when he wasn't posting on gay adult Web sites.
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Glocer, 52, broke with Reuters tradition when he took over in 2001 as the British company's first American and first nonjournalist chief executive.
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Glocer, 52, broke with Reuters tradition when he took over in 2001 as the British company's first American and first nonjournalist chief executive.
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Glocer, 52, broke with Reuters tradition when he took over in 2001 as the British company's first American and first nonjournalist chief executive.
Reuters: Top News 2011
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Glocer, 52, broke with Reuters tradition when he took over in 2001 as the British company's first American and first nonjournalist chief executive.
Reuters: Top News 2011
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In that corner is a glib British talk show host, selected by members of the Nixon camp who sense that a softball interview with this lightweight nonjournalist might sufficiently rehabilitate Nixon so he can return to public life.
GreenCine Daily 2009
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In that corner is a glib British talk show host, selected by members of the Nixon camp who sense that a softball interview with this lightweight nonjournalist might sufficiently rehabilitate Nixon so he can return to public life.
GreenCine Daily 2009
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In that corner is a glib British talk show host, selected by members of the Nixon camp who sense that a softball interview with this lightweight nonjournalist might sufficiently rehabilitate Nixon so he can return to public life.
GreenCine Daily 2009
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In that corner is a glib British talk show host, selected by members of the Nixon camp who sense that a softball interview with this lightweight nonjournalist might sufficiently rehabilitate Nixon so he can return to public life.
GreenCine Daily 2009
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