Sentence examples for internet editor from inspiring English sources

"That's it!" exclaimed Waldman, then the Guardian's "deputy internet editor".

"The volume of inquiries has been overwhelming,"' said Scott Corwin, the paper's Internet editor.

According to Gordon Macmillan, internet editor at Campaign, everyone else is trying to keep up.

I'd met and grew to admire Mr. Thurman during a previous stint as an Internet editor.

Now, thanks to the internet, editors can stay permanently tuned to national, even international, gossip.

For Stefan Svec, a 25-year-old critic and internet magazine editor, Klíma is a "dissident icon and moral authority from the past, but nobody of my generation reads him.

Managers in most Chinese publishing houses have put enormous pressure on editors with a heavier workload because they assume that the Internet enables editors to finish their work much faster than before.

I once told another newspaper's internet-obsessed editor that I had come up with a ground-breaking invention: "It's light, portable, you can read it anywhere, and the batteries will never run down," I said.

Echoing Murdoch, he says that the Internet offers editors "immediate information" about which stories interest readers, provoke comments, are shared with friends, and generate the greatest number of Web searches.

Fourth, while a large amount of information from the Internet provides editors with new sources of knowledge, it has also resulted in information overload (Garrison 2000; Keane and Donald 2002).

If the past is prologue, here's what we can expect if Verizon is allowed to become the Internet's editor-in-chief: 1. Verizon Wants to "Edit" You In a 2012 legal brief to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, Verizon mangled the intent of the First Amendment to claim that the Constitution gives the phone company the right to control everyone's online information.