Sentence examples for editorial supervision from inspiring English sources

Judging by the editorial supervision at Fox News the last two weeks, it seems that Republican strategists intend to pound this subject hard, unless or until it rebounds on them, as their attack on Medicare did.

Playlists, programmed with a mixture of editorial supervision and machine learning, began to influence what people heard; according to Spotify, 31percentt of its listening now happens through its playlists.

The judge, Lord Hutton, then castigated the BBC for sloppy, inaccurate reporting and "defective" editorial supervision in asserting that Mr. Blair and his aides exaggerated the case for war in Iraq.

The report does not consider (as a libel jury would have done) whether, despite sloppy journalism, weak editorial supervision and poor management, it was still in the public interest for the BBC to broadcast the fact that a senior and well-informed public officer had made serious accusations about the way in which the dossier had been compiled.

Downing Street and the ministry of defence will probably be chastised for heavy-handedness in their handling of Dr Kelly, but Lord Hutton might well conclude that no one could have been expected to guess that he might kill himself... "The BBC's journalistic procedures and editorial supervision seem certain to receive a mauling.

He emphasized that the job of editorial director remained the second-highest editorial executive in the company, and added that while he would become involved in strategic matters such as developing new magazines, international expansion and acquisitions, Mr. Huey would have the nuts-and-bolts job of daily editorial supervision.

Mr Entwistle said before his resignation yesterday that he had considered "a number of things" for Newsnight, including pausing all future investigations "to assess editorial robustness and supervision".

Their lawyers would have scrutinised Gilligan's standard of journalism and the way in which the BBC had exercised editorial judgment and supervision.

Entwistle also ordered an immediate suspension of all Newsnight investigations to assess editorial robustness and supervision, a suspension of all co-productions with the Bureau of Investigative Journalism across the BBC, and that Ken MacQuarrie, director of BBC Scotland, will write an urgent report, covering what happened on the investigation into the North Wales children's home scandal.

An "immediate pause in all Newsnight investigations to assess editorial robustness and supervision".

The absence of editorial direction or supervision is noticeable: apparently no common template was either set or enforced.