Sentence examples for news editing from inspiring English sources

Working in New York in the 1980s, he noticed a new style of TV news editing that boiled everything down to "soundbites".

The head of BBC news, and former editor of The Times, wants to return to the virtues of old-fashioned print-based news editing while embracing new digital tools such as data journalism.

For more details and fees email [email protected] Feedback from Accumul8 who took part in a news editing workshop.

I think that's nearly right, though it's less the format of a liveblog than the activity powering the page that demonstrates where news editing is going.

Brian has won several headline-writing awards and teaches a news editing class at the University of Maryland's Merrill College of Journalism.

I'm Rob Hodgetts and I cover golf and stuff for BBC Sport online when I am not news editing or managing the front page.

Some will argue for what's become known as the "Scottish Six" – replacing the current Six O'Clock News with a bulletin of Scottish, UK and international news edited in Glasgow rather than in London.

They see hundreds of hours of news, edited and scored to be as dramatic and emotive as possible.

His next job was with the Daily Mail and then the Sunday Today (news edited by a certain Alastair Campbell) before he was poached to work as a general news reporter by Sunday Times editor Andrew Neil in 1987.

She has also worked in breaking-news editing roles at Digital First Media in New York City, NPR-affiliate KPCC in Los Angeles, and the regional news startup TBD.com in Washington, D.C.

The site also introduced numerous features, including blogs, interactive graphics, podcasts and a robust video platform.In 2007, he was named deputy managing editor/news for the Journal, overseeing 14 domestic news bureaus, and combining the print and online news-editing desks in New York and New Jersey.