Sentence examples for editorial ideas from inspiring English sources

They'll also invite outside experts to help flesh out editorial ideas.

Do you test editorial ideas on blogs, bulletin boards, etc., before you write and publish them in the paper?

Paranoia is rampant at Skirt because someone has been faxing all the magazine's editorial ideas to its archrival, Vogue.

Anyone aged 18 or above can enter - the only requirement is that you're someone with plenty of editorial ideas for Guardian women.

In 1937, Gibbs wrote an internal document called "Theory and Practice of Editing New Yorker articles" which somewhat facetiously stated the magazine's editorial ideas in a list of thirty-one points.

TechCrunch is experimenting with new editorial ideas.

"As an editorial idea, it sounds like it has merit, but I'm not sure it's a business idea," he said.

Barriers to entry have tumbled, the only significant remaining ones being the costs of marketing and a halfway decent editorial idea - David Hepworth, of the magazine publisher Development Hell, recalled one suggestion for a gay magazine for non-gays!

In digital media, technology is not a wingman, it is The Man. Kenneth Lerer, manager of Lerer Ventures and one of the backers of BuzzFeed and The Huffington Post, says that whenever he is pitched an editorial idea, he always asks who the technology partner is.

Once, when I was working on City Limits magazine in the 1980s and he was cover designer – "I want to create covers that look like no others!" he said (and succeeded) – I showed up with our editorial idea of an image for that week's cover story.

As head of production, he does not attend editorial idea meetings, nor does he get involved in the editorial direction of the magazine".