The plan called for Hadden and Luce to alternate as editor in chief, but in practice Hadden, wearing a green eyeshade and wielding an oversize pencil, clung to that job for much more than half the time, leaving Luce to become de facto business manager.
■ Of all words, the MF-word – partly because of its "quadrisyllabic pronunciation" – encourages the most inventive solutions from editors of alternate editions.
The principle of the aspect extension mechanism is that if a software application implements the aspect, it should provide additional capabilities, such as alternate viewing modes, specialised editors or additional classification information.
While traditional news media has aspired to -- but not always realized -- meaningful accountability, there are a host of processes in place to address the possibility of manipulation: ombudspeople, whistleblowers, public editors, and myriad alternate media organizations.
The DVD release included an audio commentary recorded by Doremus, Guleserian and editor Jonathan Alberts, while the Blu-ray included deleted and alternate scenes in addition to the commentary.
Her story alternates, and eventually collides, with that of a literary magazine editor, Tengo, who is editing a submission from a strange character.
Cinematographer Yoshi Mamiya and editor Akira Suzuki employed swish-pans, freeze frames and jump cuts, alternating between carefully composed shots and seemingly recklessly hand-held camera work.
Steve Fennessy, the editor of Atlanta magazine, argues that Atlantans enjoy seeing their city in an alternate reality.
When Frankenheimer was shooting Ronin, he reportedly told the film editor to be sure to save the negative cuts, so he could show the alternate ending.
An alternate theory: "Coordinates has been part of the Wired parlance since at least 1996," reports William O. Goggins, deputy editor of the magazine Wired.
