Sentence examples for editorial business from inspiring English sources

SAN FRANCISCO — AOL said on Tuesday that it was buying the influential technology news blog TechCrunch to bolster its growing online editorial business.

This piece of editorial business was shared in an unsigned Talk of the Town story published in February of that year.

Needless to say, I loved to listen, and the lunches could go on long after we had transacted whatever editorial business was at hand.

Adding quotations marks "would have been a very messy editorial business, because there were so many of them," Ms. McTaggart said.

Also present (as they are at every Ertegun gathering above the level of a rock-and-roll brunch) were Chessy Rayner, Mica's partner in MAC II, and her husband, William Rayner, editorial business manager of Vogue.

Together Anna Uhl shared in the editorial, business, and even composing room and press work involved they built the paper into a successful institution that was distributed to other cities with sizable German communities as well.

And it caught on: Taylor enjoyed a high-profile career as a lecturer on the topic, and by 1915, according to the historian Jennifer Alexander, "the word 'efficiency' was plastered everywhere – in headlines, advertisements, editorials, business manuals, and church bulletins".

Most of the layoffs were in non-editorial business lines — like the company's jobs division, which works with companies to pitch the Tech In Asia website as a recruitment platform.

Over his 19 months as publisher, the newspaper's financial performance faltered, and his idea of editorial-business cooperation foundered.

Neither the announcement nor the article said which departments would be affected by the 130 job cuts or how the paper would address conflict-of-interest concerns that might arise from the new editorial-business partnership, which was described in the presentation as "a new way of doing business that aligns sales efforts with the content we produce".

It is in the interest of Pitchfork — the editorial concern and the business concern — to cultivate its own galaxy of stars.