Glimpse into journalism vs Glimpse in to journalism

Some examples from the web:

• It's boring and not what I got into journalism for.
• I got into journalism at an online news site.
• But it is a glimpse into Cardassian minds.
• But thank you for that glimpse into your bleak, farmy childhood.
• I had... a glimpse into the past.
• A fleeting glimpse into the lost world... of innocence.
• His recent online activity should give us a glimpse into his state of mind.
• This weekend could be a glimpse into the rest of our lives.
• We may be getting a glimpse into the other side.
• It was the glimpse into a potential future for ocean exploration.
• But thank you for giving us a glimpse into public school.
• This towering relic provides an eerie glimpse into the planet's fiery past.
• Well, you just got a quick glimpse into your future.
• I went into journalism to make a difference, but you have made that impossible.
• So that's a brief glimpse into a corporate culture that has industry leaders and management analysts scratching their heads, wondering what Sunset Farms will try next.
• The patient withdrew into his own ego, depriving us of any glimpse into his inner life.
• Gradually they grew more coherent and logical, and at last we began to get glimpses into the extraordinary phenomenon that was his mind.
• You have given me a glimpse into my son's future, and I know now that he has his own destiny.
• I would want no more privileged glimpses into the human heart.
• Driver licences provide a person's identity, but DNA, that contains the essence of our history, glimpses into our genetic future.

Some examples from the web:

• the canning of crabapples and lectures to journalism classes.
• The traineeships range from general option to journalism, translation and interpretation.
• Cassie and I went to journalism school together.
• They went to journalism school together.
• The latest was in Idaho just two weeks ago, and today we released a lawsuit challenging it as unconstitutional as a threat to journalism.
• You mean God's gift to journalism?
• You mean God's gift to journalism?
• I went to journalism school, I interned, and I got a job.
• That's before she found out she couldn't make a living in linguistics and switched to journalism.
• Only once in a while does he glimpse in the rear-view mirror.
• No, you see, I went to journalism school.
• To what extent does the internet give added value to journalism, compared to other parts of the media?
• Like I'm going to journalism school.