Sentence examples for editorial output from inspiring English sources

Finally, weekly editorial output is scheduled on a whiteboard.

"All decisions about editorial output are taken by the BBC executive".

Given the influence of media, what matters as much, if not more, is the potential effect on editorial output.

Who is in control of the editorial output of the Telegraph Media Group as it embraces its digital destiny?

All the leading papers have wealthy owners with large corporate interests that some critics believe could affect editorial output.

Far from being a genuine glimpse into a real life, case studies are as rigidly controlled as any other aspect of editorial output.

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As a BBC executive you can focus entirely on editorial process and output; a thrill as rare as hen's teeth in media management.

Separately, they have to negotiate a framework to ensure the trust has stewardship of the £72m of licence fee money which will fund S4C by 2013/2014, while the S4C Authority oversees output and editorial independence.

Human: There were even calls for the man to take "editorial responsibility" for the output of the machine.

In the interview, he speaks about the large output of editorial video and how the publisher works with brands around sponsorships and custom content.