journalisming 

hacktivism, perpetrated most often by progressive cheerleaders disguising themselves as journalists

The New York Times is great at journalisming

journalisming by KM_C+C April 28, 2020

journalising 

1) To write stories for a newspaper.
2) To use your pen or pencil to edit and review works in a newspaper.
3) coined July 30, 2006.
To dry-hump, among other sexual actions, among which are hand-jobs, and positions found only in the Kama Sutra.
But clothed.

You better correct your stories before the editors get back from journalising in the office.

journalising by The Editorial Experience October 4, 2006

journalismn't

a portmanteau of journalism and the contraction isn't

1 : writing characterized by the obfuscation of facts and the appropriation of falsities intended to bias against or libel an opponent

2 : the collection of opinions and poorly supported conclusions for presentation through the media

3 : sensationalism passed off as news

4 : reporting whose source material is a Wikipedia article

5 : celebrity gossip, when presented through various media

TMZ is running more journalismn't about what Beyonce is going to name her next baby.

journalismn't by Ainsley Nippleworth, Esq. June 4, 2013