Sentence examples for network of editors from inspiring English sources
The company uses a network of editors today to summarize and narrate those summaries for its users.
Our team is part of an international network of editors from our dedicated country sites in Australia, the UK, US, Africa and France.
First an online blog page from her New Jersey family's home, then a Rutgers University student organization, then a registered website in Washington DC, MuslimGirl has moved with Amani, picking up a global network of editors and writers, taking on the theme of being young and female that spans the world.
In any event, managing the activities of paid copy editors, and a large network of volunteer editors and reviewers, has helped me improve my communication and organization skills.
He refers possible errors to a network of 34 editors in various departments who are charged with investigating them and reporting back.
Independence meant self-financing the recording and distribution of music, operating on hand-to mouth budgets and trading withand-to mouth partners in independent record shops and the scratchy network of fanzine editors and concert promoters that, along with the paternal figure of John Peel, represented an alternative media.
Wilson brings to Australia a wealth of experience gained in different roles across the Guardian, including editor of the paper's news pages, health editor, parents' editor, acting women's editor, features editor and most recently network editor of the UK section of theguardian.com.
Emily Wilson editor-in-chief Emily has worked as health editor, science section editor, features editor, news section editor and most recently network editor of the UK edition of the Guardian's website.
This was demoralising but I kept pitching and broadening my network of publications and editors.
We'll both directly edit your page using our network of established Wikipedia editors and admins.
Emily Wilson, currently UK network editor of theguardian.com, will replace Viner as editor of Guardian Australia.
