Conversations with editors at The Times and at other news organizations convince me that differences in those numbers have nothing to do with editorial preferences and everything to do with the Democrats' impossibly complicated delegate selection rules.
Even though editorial preferences will relegate some of these details into footnotes, it is important not to cut this information in the final edits.
Second, the low frequency of action-oriented nutrition research articles may reflect editorial preferences of the journals rather than the actual volume of such research.
Explaining the Republican-to-Democratic shift in editorial page preferences, Will wrote: "Newspapers are disappearing.
It does not appear to reflect their stated Apple News editorial content preferences (but we've reached out to Apple to ask for confirmation of the algorithms in play here — and will update this story with any comment).
A distinguished figure in publishing who's known as "the best editor in London", she still expresses surprise that Chatto & Windus, where she is editorial director, tolerates her preference to work part-time.
The Wall Street Journal's editorial pages, whose political preferences are as visible as the plumbing at the Pompidou Center, have endorsed no candidate since Herbert Hoover.
The majority of the Editorial Board members expressed a preference for Health and Quality of Life Outcomes.
Intriguing to see (Lord) Tony Hall, incoming BBC director general, brushing up his editorial skills and exercising his preferences, as he prepares to leave the Royal Opera House.
It is working on a dashboard that will equip media partners with "rich data across million of users," including its own "interest and preference graph" that can be used for editorial or advertising purposes.
