Sentence examples for editorial properties from inspiring English sources

She oversaw the relaunch of Fusion's digital editorial properties in 2015, with an emphasis on "off-platform" content for channels such as Snapchat and Youtube.

Condé Nast has formed Condé Nast Entertainment, a division intent on using the company's editorial properties to create or be a partner in television and film projects.

Starboard Value, an investment firm with a stake in AOL, recently estimated that the display-ads business lost the company $500m last year.Mrs Huffington, now in charge of all AOL's editorial properties, has poured resources into expanding her own creation.

Mr. Diez had been senior director for global marketing and communications at Interbrand, New York, part of the Omnicom Group, where as part of his duties as editor in chief of Interbrand's worldwide editorial properties he introduced a quarterly journal, Interbrand IQ. ■ Paul Ollinger joined Shift, Santa Monica, Calif., as president, a new post.

In the video Huffington, who is extremely charismatic, talks about her goal of setting a clear editorial direction for AOL, which now has 107 brands and 56 editorial properties post-Huffington Post acquisition, "Within a year you won't be able to tell whether a site originated as an AOL site or a Huffington Post site".

To the contrary: In September, Backpage ditched all of its editorial properties, taking pressure off Village Voice Media's brand advertisers and investors to distance themselves from the Backpage controversy, and leaving the beleaguered (but very profitable) classifieds site as a standalone ad platform run by Village Voice's former CEO and Executive Editor.

"DJZ goes away as a top-down editorial property and becomes a bottom-up remix community," Goldstein explains.

It has come to our attention that you recently used a fake, mocked-up version of our technology editorial "blog" property TechCrunch in a personal prank.

Dear [Name Unknown, possibly Chris Smith?], It has come to our attention that you recently used a fake, mocked-up version of our technology editorial "blog" property TechCrunch in a personal prank.

The bills you describe in "Workers' Safety and the Gun Lobby" (editorial, March 30) protect property owners and employers from liability, while giving employees a means for self-defense while in their employer's public-access parking lot.

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