Sentence examples for access to editors from inspiring English sources

He gained access to editors and a camera crew, a house to shoot in (or sleep in), and closets overflowing with turquoise wigs and fake diamond crowns.

This proximity to the "big house" – as Ensor's staff liked to refer to the main offices a couple of blocks up the road – meant that rumoured occasional afternoon staff games of tennis or cricket were replaced by better access to editors, leader writers or news features that the Weekly could grab and repurpose even as they were being prepared for the newspaper's main edition.

The aim is to give voice to evolving applications and protocols as they develop within the community and provide quick and easy access to editors and authors working at the cutting-edge of their field throughout the world.

If they are freelancers, are we gonna help them with access to editors to help sell stories?

Well, we don't need them, but in the current business model of news and information, where platforms are given not only to bona fide, seasoned journalists who offer nuanced, well-researched coverage, but to anyone with a computer, microphone, blog, or access to editors and media producers, the glut is unstoppable.

That drives its monetization, as do Prime Music; Prime Instant Video with 40,000 movies and TV shows; the Kindle Lending Library, which lets Kindle device owners "borrow" one e-book a month; and Kindle First, which offers early access to editor's-pick books.

But many also said the obstacles to getting there were far too high, citing little or no access to graphics editors or the video unit.

"Most young designers don't have the resources to hire high-powered PRs or have access to important editors and stylists," said Philip Oh, a street photographer, "so lending their clothes to friends and supporters who will get photographed is a great way to get noticed by both the industry and consumers".

Photos now also includes direct access to key editors like Photoshop and Pixelmater, so you can open them directly through Photos and save the changes in the app.

A few years ago, it was Politico's Allen breaking the "Salon-gate" scandal at the Post; he reported the paper planned to allow lobbyists and executives the opportunity to pay for off-the-record access to Post editors and reporters at exclusive salons.

In order to keep fully in touch with the workings of the paper, the readers' editor should have an established right of access to the editor, to heads of department meetings, budget meetings, to daily news conferences, and to other relevant forums.