Sentence examples for press executive from inspiring English sources
"Once he'd crossed the bridge, I think, he felt somewhat liberated," said Mr. Fuson, the longtime Copley Press executive.
One seasoned press executive described the mood: "Victims don't trust the press, the press don't trust the politicians or [campaign group] Hacked Off.
"If advertising agencies and clients decided they didn't want any tracking on [their ads] there is potential upside," says the press executive.
The Hill is owned by News Communications, a company in which the Canadian press executive Conrad M. Black took a stake in June.
Jim Press Jim Press, executive vice president and chief operating officer of Toyota Motor Sales, believes buyers are beginning to care more about the environment and that they are going to do something about it.
When he joins the staff on May 16, Britton becomes a senior member of the Press' executive committee and assumes leadership of the Books Division's editorial department of 10 full-time editors and assistants responsible for acquiring and publishing approximately 200 new titles annually.
Free Press executives say they are getting more positive feedback than negative.
Inky-fingered press executives said they felt that James, who showed little instinctive appreciation of print media, looked on them "like dinosaurs".
Despite Sir Brian Leveson making clear his antagonism towards their initiative, which was skilfully piloted by key national press executives, they were not to be diverted.
In a room of press executives, the Secretary of State – who elected not to bash the BBC at the Edinburgh Television Festival – might take a tougher line over the public broadcaster's long-running battle with the regional press over the dominance of the BBC news website.
A spokesperson for Hacked Off said that while the court concluded that the government had acted legally cancelling the second part of the inquiry, the decision had "let some press executives off the hook after years of illegality and press abuse which occurred in their organisations while they were in post".
