Sentence examples for editor roles from inspiring English sources

Staff were also informed that David Dillon and Tim Smith, both currently assistant editors, are being promoted to executive editor roles.

The good news is Janz is hiring and there are quite a few jobs on offer: editorial director/editor-at-large, editor-in-chief, deputy editor, associate editor roles, blog editor, engagement editor, and video editor.

As well as the losses in the north-east, the NUJ says nine editorial posts, including two deputy group editor roles, are being scrapped as part of a reorganisation of 18 Newsquest titles in north London, Essex, Hertfordshire and Buckinghamshire under a single group editor Tim Jones.

He said the plan, delivered to staff earlier this week after the announcement of upheavals including the switching of five daily newspapers to weekly publication and the axing of editor roles at flagship titles including the Yorkshire Post, was not about indiscriminate cuts but about creating operational excellence.

Willis, deputy editor of the Daily Mirror and founder of the newspaper's Pride of Britain awards, and Phillips, associate editor on the daily title, had been strongly tipped to take the editor roles following the ousting of Richard Wallace and Tina Weaver last week.

Accordingly, the Journal now considers papers on these topics and has created several section editor roles that require expertise on these subjects.

The Times created the public editor role in 2003 after the Jayson Blair plagiarism scandal.

A replacement for the data editor role in London will be announced in due course.

The global readers' editor role covers the Guardian, Observer and Guardian Weekly.

The global readers' editor role includes the Guardian, Observer and Guardian Weekly.

And a new deputy editor role is being created as well.