Re "Rules of Engagement" (editorial, March 8), about the wounding of an Italian reporter in Iraq and the killing of the Italian intelligence agent who was shielding her: How to express the rage and shame half of our country feels for the policies of those in power?
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For example, Mr. Skinner said that instead of simply displaying a jewelry store on the site's shopping channel, the site's producers could create an editorial page about choosing engagement rings, and put links to the featured jeweler near the text.
Another angle One Kings Lane has used to increase engagement is editorial content.
The site is an obvious take on how to incorporate editorial content with retail engagement.
For collectors, this means that it will be launching a new user interface that focuses on collector-to-collector engagement, dynamic editorial, customized navigation, enabling art buyers to browse art works from a slew of eras and media.
The Herald's despatches from New York and its editorials on the Astor-Force engagement have been read, it may be safely said, by every American stopping in the London hotels.
The essays written by the author about Darwinius (Switek 2009a, 2009b, 2009d), for example, led to opportunities for increased public engagement through two editorials in the Times (Switek 2009c, 2009e) and two appearances on "Material World" on BBC Radio 4.
He has published academic journal articles, book reviews and opinion editorials on the subject of civic engagement and politics.
"From her political campaigning to her editorial in Newsweek to her many speaking engagements, she has been a vigorous defender of marriage equality who has kept such an important issue in the public eye," Dobbs added.
