Sentence examples for outgoing editor from inspiring English sources

Bill Hagerty is a former editor of The People and is the outgoing editor of the British Journalism Review.

At the Post-Intelligencer, the outgoing editor and publisher, J. D. Alexander, agreed, saying, "Competition always benefits good journalism".

The career arc of Gawker's popular outgoing editor, Jessica Coen, seemed like evidence that talent could and should trump dues-paying.

The editorial team is appointed and led by the editor in chief, a student selected by an interview with me and the outgoing editor.

Mr. Singleton plans to expand the newsroom staff, which currently stands at about 230 people, according to the outgoing editor, Mr. Guzzo.

Mulholland, the Observer's deputy editor for nine years before he replaced outgoing editor Roger Alton this week, has also appointed Chris Boffey as the paper's news editor.

Outgoing editor-in-chief Alan Rusbridger said: "Kath rose up through the Guardian as an inspired magazine and features editor.

In the memo, chairman and publisher Mort Zuckerman thanked outgoing editor-in-chief Mr Convey, and said: "The New York Daily News is a great institution of American journalism which will only get better under the leadership of Colin".

In a separate memo to staff, Vidra praised the outgoing editors and explained why management believes Snyder is best equipped to steer the magazine in a new direction.

Whittingdale said that the committee would probably want to hear from Stuart Kuttner, the News of the World's outgoing managing editor; Rebekah Wade, the former Sun editor who has been promoted to News International chief executive; Colin Myler, the News of the World editor; and "almost certainly" Coulson.

It refers to Byron (Barney) Calame, now the outgoing public editor of the Times, and formerly a deputy managing editor who oversaw standards at the Journal.