Sentence examples for editorial interests from inspiring English sources

Other media executives at the conference also labored to balance their corporate and editorial interests.

Mr. McCarthey, a non-Mormon, said he had economic as well as editorial interests in the fight.

Having already covered woodworking, barbecuing, firearms, cars, money and oral sex, Dads has exhausted most of the editorial interests of the average American male.

Her extensive editorial interests were reflected in her involvement in many journals, including coeditorship of American Economic Journals: Microeconomics and associate editorships of Econometrica, Theoretical Economics, and the Quarterly Journal of Economics.

"It is shocking that some of the board members should want to run a media institution like a company producing plastic buckets, with purely commercial considerations and unethical practices overwhelming editorial interests and values, thereby damaging the credibility of the newspaper," the letter continues.

Her editorial interests include censorship, digital activism, LGBTQ issues and futurist consumer tech.

Both station's three-tier playlists are designed to reflect the editorial interest of the station.

Perhaps they liked what they heard about Vince's views, the primacy of the commercial over the editorial interest.

(Ms. Harman, 65, declined to comment for this article; a lawyer for Mr. Harman, Robert Barnett, insisted she has "no ownership interest, no board interest, no editorial interest").

While BBC Worldwide will not retain ownership of these 18 titles it will keep a "strong continuing editorial interest under licensing agreements".

The Rural blog said that "The New York Times often provides the best rural coverage of any national news organization, because it has the staff and the editorial interest required to do the coverage".