Sentence examples for editorial concepts from inspiring English sources

Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students will explore the editorial concepts, site designs and business models of online news digests.

Mr. Davis, a former racecar driver and advertising copywriter for the Chevrolet Corvette, brought a taste for Southern-style storytelling and a penchant for splashy editorial concepts when he signed on at Car and Driver in the early 1960s, first as a writer and later as editor and publisher.

Compare each site on the basis of its editorial concept, site design, and business model.

4. Define the editorial concept, site design and business model for an online news digest of their creation.

"We have an editorial concept that is bold enough to sell on the newsstand and has attracted 2.5 million readers," he said.

"We believed in the editorial concept and still do," said David Carey, the group publisher at Condé Nast who helped start the magazine.

While not exactly copying those ads, Mr. Perry also introduced playful typography and witty photographs that underscored the editorial concept that ESPN was something of a Rolling Stone of sports magazines, in which athletes were presented as rock stars.

Evaluation / Assessment: Students will be evaluated based on initial journal writing, thoughtful participation in class discussions, adherence to editorial, design, or business perspectives in group discussions, and thoughtful completion of presentation posters demonstrating an editorial concept, site design, or business model for Web sites of their own design.

"I had taken a series of personal photos of her and found so much personality in them, that I decided to come up with an editorial concept that celebrated the character that comes with age," De Mora told The Huffington Post.

Third, The WorldPost is a partnership of the Berggruen Institute -- with its far-reaching global network of contacts through its various projects from governance to philosophy and culture -- and The Huffington Post, with its pioneering editorial concept and vast distribution network, including its 13 international editions from Paris to São Paulo and from Athens to New Delhi.

But exhaustive decoding isn't necessary; part of the fun of this show is accepting Mr. Pruitt's "Women" as total characters rather than just models in a high-concept editorial fashion spread.