Executive Writer, Contributing Editor: Voices Education Project, Global Humanitarian Institute.
Traditional vetters of information, like librarians and editors, voice strong doubts about such a model.
The move even prompted Margaret Sullivan, the NYT's public editor, to voice concerns.
Last month, news leaked that Mr. Wulff had left an angry message in a newspaper editor's voice mail, threatening "war" if the paper reported on the loan.
Often, it's an editor's voice that photographers hear in the back of their mind, urging them to strive harder for the defining image.
That editor's voice rang in my ears as I picked up the two new books from the prolific British literary critic Terry Eagleton, "Across the Pond: An Englishman's View of America" and "How to Read Literature".
In the past, most of the public editor's voice could be found in a bi-weekly column in the Sunday commentary section, with occasional postings to the public editor's blog.
But with flicks of language that his editors call "voice," he led me to a conclusion — right or wrong — that he thinks it is a bad law.
"The propaganda leaders always want to take things too far," the editor continued, voicing the widely shared unhappiness with the Communist Party's powerful and conservative Propaganda Department.
Max Benwell Writer and Commissioning Editor, Independent Voices Miliband and Cameron were neck and neck and Clegg was crying inside, but we knew this was going to be the case all along.
