In his article, Rajan wrote that it was the sub-editors – staff who edit reporters' copy – that he felt for the most.
Since joining The Post in 2001 from the Dallas Morning News, she has edited reporters covering Europe, Africa and the Americas, overseeing some of the most compelling stories in recent history, including the death of Nelson Mandela, Mexico's drug wars and Russia's intervention in Ukraine.
Whether you want to be an on-air personality, a director, a cameraman, in editing, a reporter, a writer, the graphic artist, the musical artist … if you've got soul, if you've got something to say, I want you".
At an MOI of approximately 34, such 'all-in-one' vectors edited the reporter gene in up to 8% of treated cells.
In the past years, a number of proof of principle studies have validated the feasibility of epigenetic editing in reporter plasmids, viral DNA, and endogenous targets (reviewed in [ 18]) and paved the way towards more comprehensive studies.
Nobody edits Times reporters on Twitter, and its prevailing style — fast, chatty, personal — can lull a user into opening up far too much.
I thought, "Me, a junior reporter, editing a legendary editor?" Michaels read my mind: "Everyone needs editing".
Michael Moss, a Times reporter, edited Rohde's biography on Wikipedia to highlight his reporting that could be seen as sympathetic to Muslims and to remove the fact that he once worked for The Christian Science Monitor.
This interview was conducted, condensed and edited by the reporter.
The Reporter edits the opinions, and then collects and reprints them in a bound volume with a citation.
