One of the joys of being a subeditor is getting stuck into a ream of copy littered with gratuitous synonyms hogging space that should really be given over to facts.
The Star Of Kings, N1, Sat We're always very supportive of Josh Widdicombe, since he was, many years ago, a subeditor on the sports pages of the Guardian before jacking it in and trying to make something of his life.
From the perspective of history, Cool Britannia was only a subeditor's slick pun.
Lane has firsthand experience of Frances's world, having worked as a subeditor for Tatler before going on to edit and write for the Observer, the Telegraph and Vogue.
After starting out in interiors magazines as a subeditor, she beat her goal of becoming an editor before the age of 30: at 25, she was editor of Real Homes and, later, Inspired Living.
Returning to London in 1961, he parlayed these backwoods triumphs into a job as a subeditor in the London office of the Guardian.
A year later, he joined the News Chronicle as a subeditor.
A subeditor on Charlie Hebdo, Ourrad, from the Kabylie region of Algeria, had previously worked for a magazine serving mutualist federations in France, Viva.
When he plunged into editing the News of the World, in 1969, he immediately applied lessons he had learned as a subeditor at Lord Beaverbrook's Daily Express the year after he graduated from Oxford.
