Although the intensity of political activity declined after the revolution was suppressed, Smetona continued his journalistic career, editing the journal Viltis (1907 13) and founding Vairas (1913), which later became the organ of the Nationalist Party.
He has spent time teaching me the basics of journalistic writing, editing countless stories and pages and helping me fine tune my lackluster skills into great skills I can apply anywhere.
Then last spring, WikiLeaks adopted a more journalistic approach -- editing and annotating a 2007 video from Baghdad in which an Apache helicopter fired on men who appeared to be unarmed, including two employees of Reuters.
It is the skilled video producers who will emerge in this new ecosystem of online video news, those who bring strong journalistic skills, notably editing, to the effort.
In making their selections, the judges for the awards identify stories that they believe meet the highest standards of fairness in all aspects of the journalistic process: reporting, writing, editing, headlines, photographs, illustrations and presentation.
I'm talking about photo editing for journalistic media more than, say, photo editing for a fashion photographer or something.
Despite his lack of a journalistic background, Abell regularly edited Monday issues of the Sun.
With typical wit, the anthology of bad reviews she edited treats journalistic barbs as an equivalent to the whips and scourges used by Christ's executioners.
Newton's a veteran reporter with The Los Angeles Times whose journalistic pedigree includes researching and editing the columns of The New York Times' legendary columnist, James Reston.
Editing is a basic journalistic tool, used in virtually every news story ever published, and I'm happy to share the unedited video with anyone who asks.
