The phrase "article owner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the individual or entity that holds ownership or rights to a specific article, such as a written piece or publication.
Example: "The article owner has the right to make any changes to the content before it is published."
Alternatives: "content owner" or "piece owner".
Directions: Fill in the blanks in the article "Owners Sacrificing Games (or Season?) in Bid to Balance N.B.A".
The article "Dog Owners Are Fighting the Yoke of Oppression" (April 27) notes that 78 people have sued the city because their dogs are not allowed to run free in Riverside Park.
Beach Repair has been mentioned in several recent newspaper articles about owners of Atlantic oceanfront property and town leaders in resort communities.
The first was when owners ordered the editorial team to take down a viral article about Coachella owner Philip Anschutz's seemingly homophobic personal positions.
By Tom Reilly The New Yorker, March 9, 1940 P. 57 Article about Douglas Hertz, owner of the Pegasus Club.
Also because of an editing error, the article misidentified the owner of the Cartoon Network.
When we showed the article to the owner, he indicated that he had read the article on the New York Times Web site.
The maps, which appeared with the article "The Gun Owner Next Door: What You Don't Know About the Weapons in Your Neighborhood," received more than one million views on the Web site of The Journal News — more than twice as many as the paper's previous record, about a councilman who had two boys arrested for running a cupcake stand.
Inevitably, some green groups complained that the rules are too soft.NASD said that it was selling the American Stock Exchange (Amex), the country's third biggest, to GTCR Golder Rauner, a private-equity firm, for some $110m.See article: A new owner for the American Stock Exchange.
A recent article asked business owners to share their stories about a business that didn't make it.
