We're wondering how it would work to tie in external factors (social media shares, page impressions, bounce rate, etc) into the importance weighting our editors attach to articles, and we're currently locked in an epic battle of wills about whether we rank things on a scale of 1-10 or 1-100, and how we factor in automated decay of older stories with high weightings.
Jonathan Calvert, editor of the Sunday Times's Insight team, and Heidi Blake, assistant editor attached to the Insight Team, analysed hundreds of millions of documents leaked by a whistleblower from global football governing body Fifa.
The very last sentence of the paper announces a continuation, but there is a sad footnote by the editor attached, stating that, alas, there will be no such continuation.
While there is nothing surprising about medical journal editors being attracted to important or interesting reports, nor about physician-editors attaching degrees of importance to studies likely to affect the care of patients, we now are able to see the context in which study results are discussed.
At some risk that an editor will attach another sensationalist headline to my ideas, I am going to venture into this territory again.
And every once in a while a designer or an editor will attach themselves to a cause, like when Stella McCartney dedicates her show to "everyone who believes you do not need fur in fashion".
The ICO found that Telegraph Media Group broke direct marketing rules when it issued the letter from Chris Evans, Daily Telegraph editor, which was attached to the paper's morning ebulletin.
NPR later included Mr. Crawford's and the campaign's versions of events in an editor's note attached to the online version of its report.
The article also has an editor's note attached to it describing the type of gun the journalist who wrote the article owns.
No reporter or editor's name was attached to the "hip-hop BBQ" article.
