editorial space

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Pages are money; editorial space is finite.

Many of the most influential newspapers and television channels sell editorial space, some discreetly, others overtly.

Others noted the amount of editorial space given to big advertisers in the fashion bible.

"Fortune could be perceived as promoting its parent company using its own editorial space," he said.

Every major newspaper, including the Guardian, has devoted significant editorial space to discussing the brand's "campaign for real beauty".

"Magazines began to calculate how much advertising a designer had paid for and offered a proportionate amount of editorial space.

Lack of editorial resources and column space limit a newspaper's ability to analyze, publish and respond to reader comments and corrections.

I hope you will also find column space and editorial time to mark another centenarian – the German politician and Social Democrat (emphasis on democrat) Willy Brandt, who was born in Lübeck on 18 December 1913.

It is encouraging to see voters across the nation send a clear message with their votes for taxes to preserve open space (editorial, May 31).

In "Millionaires in Space" (editorial, May 3), you say, "There is something fundamentally offensive about letting people with a few million to spare piggyback on space vehicles built with billions of dollars of public money".

"People doing comics on the Internet are free of all the baggage that goes with being with a syndicate," he said, "the editorial control, the space limits, the no control over what can be done with your cartoon".