Note: This post has been updated to clarify that Burns was the executive producer of the 2001 documentary "Marilyn: The Last Days," not the editor solely responsible for editing the leftover "Something's Got To Give" footage.
No editor could solely make a decision of that magnitude, Mr. Sulzberger said.
Some modern editors attribute these solely to the man who originated the exchange, and some attribute them to both the man and the woman involved.
In 1910, he penned an article for the periodical Samtiden entitled "Pressen og kapitalen" ("The Press and The Capital"), in which he made the distinction between newspaper editors who were solely motivated by profit and those who regarded the job as an ideal life mission.
(Adbusters continues to say 20,000, though its role in organizing is, according to Senior Editor Micah White, solely "philosophical").
But for every such image, there exists a dozen mediocre alternatives – footage that was captured solely because editors and deadlines demanded it.
I wouldn't worry too much that Times writers and editors will confine themselves solely to the shared content found on Twitter.
A former philosophy professor and editor at Art News, he and his wife, Fay, a painter, socialized with the Long Island painters of the Abstract Expressionist movement while he was a senior editor at Newsweek rather than mingling solely with the hard-news editors of the weekly newsmagazine culture.
In this case, however, American editors and readers are not solely to blame.
Previously relying solely on human editors, Wikipedia's new Objective Revision Evaluation Service (ORES) automatically identifies problematic or inaccurate edits to articles and assigns them quality scores, helping editors catch them quickly and easily.
