Sentence examples for in charge of editorial from inspiring English sources
She is a vice president in charge of editorial production for the Web sites of Hearst magazines at iVillage Inc., the online women's network in Manhattan.
In the early 1900s the British editorial department moved from Edinburgh to London, and Franklin H. Hooper, an associate editor in New York, was in charge of editorial work in the United States.
It was not immediately clear who was in charge of editorial operations at the paper, founded in 1982 by the Rev. Sun Myung Moon, leader of the Unification Church.
The media world has changed so much that the New Republic, the Washington Post and the New York Times can never be what they once were, no matter who holds the purse strings and no matter who is in charge of editorial.
He said the most senior person to sign that Newsnight film off on 2 November was Peter Johnson, the BBC Northern Ireland director who was put in charge of editorial decision-making around child abuse stories after other senior executives were recused from Savile-related coverage.
Fox News veteran Jay Wallace has been put in charge of editorial content at the division.
Bloomberg announced Mr. Rubin's hiring last December with considerable fanfare, playing up his diplomatic experience with the Clinton administration and placing him in charge of editorials on international affairs.
"He had an amazing instinct for what people were good at and letting them do it, and knowing how much leash to give them," said Richard Aregood, who was an editorial writer and rock critic at the Philadelphia paper when Mr. Spencer put him in charge of the editorial page.
Chris Evans, who was made Monday-to-Friday editor after Gallagher's departure, has since been in charge of the editorial operation.
My place will be taken by Sara Frug, who will direct the LII's technical efforts, and Craig Newton, who will be in charge of the editorial and outreach facets of the organization.
