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The full terms of reference for the readers' editor can be found here.
The full daily package of letters, submissions guidelines and previously published notes to readers from Thomas Feyer, the letters editor, can be found at nytimes.com/opinion.
As one of twelve board members of the Scott Trust, Rusbridger probably has more say in the matter than most editors do, and more immunity from the consequences: the trust's founding document states that an editor can be dismissed only "in extreme circumstances".
Or the editor can be put under pressure from Murdoch on a controversial story — an example of which occurred, according to the Journal, in Sunday Times coverage of a British company that was prepared to bribe Malaysian officials in order to win a construction contract.
A more extensive record of Maxwell's work as an editor can be found in two books: "The Element of Lavishness: Letters of Sylvia Townsend Warner and William Maxwell," and "The Happiness of Getting it Down Right: Letters of Frank O'Connor and William Maxwell".
Besides, this editor can be used for annotating microtubules.
The editors can be "rotated" on the advice of the IFB.
On screen Helen Mirren showed that female editors can be just as greedy for exclusives as she pushed Russell Crowe in the film "State of Play" (2009).
Last year it added a "thanks" feature, so editors can be complimented for their work, rather than just harangued for errors on message boards.
If there is an element of nostalgia to Train Songs, its editors can be congratulated, in the words of Myles na gCopaleen, on their "succès de steam".
The law targets Hungarian media outlets, not individuals (though editors can be subjected to harsh fines for coverage that the government finds objectionable).
