Sentence examples for editorial intelligence from inspiring English sources

This article was first published by Editorial Intelligence as part of the Brand New Britain?

"There was a tipping point of issues," Julia Hobsbawm, chief executive of Editorial Intelligence, a media analysis firm in London.

As one of the (unpaid) advisers to Editorial Intelligence - "where journalism meets PR" - I spoke to several journalists who followed up the story.

There were red faces at this morning's Editorial Intelligence (EI) journalism awards breakfast - and none was redder than that of the BBC's Robert Peston.

It is widely known in the PR industry that she is no longer so close to Julia Hobsbawm, her former PR partner, who has since built a successful business, Editorial Intelligence, which analyses the output of key media commentators.

So when the great and good of the self-styled "commentariat" gathered yesterday morning for the inaugural Comment Awards, hosted by super-PR Julia Hobsbawm's Editorial Intelligence agency, one particular chair was notably empty at the champagne breakfast.

C1 Business Digest C1 EDITORIAL A18-19 EdIntelligencetelligence and civil rights; the commerce secretary's other job; a first cut at sentencing reform; be afraid, be very afraid.

As outlined in a PLOS Medicine editorial, artificial intelligence, specifically machine learning, is transforming medicine.

The Guardian, which broke the Snowden story and has been filtering the leaks ever since, takes an opposed view, defending the paper's conduct in an editorial: "The intelligence agencies were saved from true catastrophe by only one thing: the fact that Snowden didn't dump the material on to the web, but handed it instead to journalists.

Both Meisenberg and Lynn also serve on the editorial board of Intelligence, a psychology journal also published by Elsevier.

Member of Editorial Board, Artificial Intelligence Jour., July 1983 - June 1992.