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Discover Ludwig"editorial intern" is a correct and commonly used term in written English.
It refers to a person who works at a publication or media company as an assistant or trainee, often in the editorial department. Example: "The magazine's editorial intern was responsible for fact-checking articles and assisting with research for upcoming issues."
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I'm a former editorial intern at MIT Technology Review.
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Maggy McGloin is an editorial intern at HBR.
Kate Lohnes (Kathleen Kenedy Lohnes) was an Editorial Intern at Encyclopaedia Britannica in 2017 and 2018.
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In a recent listing, The American Prospect, a magazine founded by Reich and other veterans of the Clinton administration, announced it was looking for editorial interns to assist "with fact-checking and research".
To test exactly how much our everyday interactions now depend on little yellow faces and illustrations of bombs, as opposed to actual words, we asked our two editorial interns – Yasmin, 21, and Salma, 24 – to go five days without using any emojis.
WHEN students returned for the fall semester at Brown in Providence, R.I., last week, many came fresh from vacations spent working as government interns, editorial assistants or in other entry-level positions.
Sitting in the 20 or so seats around the long conference table are the dozen editors, editorial assistants and interns, and then members from other departments, including the Publicity Director, Marketing Director, e-Book Director, a National Accounts Sales Director and other top management, as well as our Publisher and myself.
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