Sentence examples for staff freelance from inspiring English sources

Traditional media controls its content by employing finite numbers of staff, freelance journalists and news agencies.

Approximately 40 people, staff and freelance, produce reviews, and that does not count the Book Review, which taps outside reviewers and is operated separately.

It now operates several Web sites, including Web Worker Daily, NewTeeVee, Earth2Tech and Found/Read, each of which has its own arsenal of staff and freelance contributors.

I'm also uncertain whether it's possible to show that the move from staff to freelance contributors will result, or has resulted, in a diminution in quality.

The FoI request, which has been seen by MediaGuardian, found that allegations about 25 current staff or freelance contributors had been reported to police, with no further action taken in 20 cases.

But Philip Corbett, the standards editor, said, "We haven't done enough," and he said top editors plan to discuss this week how to get greater compliance with the ethics rules, spelled out in a 54-page booklet that all contributors to The Times, staff and freelance, are expected to read and obey.

A new partnership with the online start-up GlobalPost is expected to be announced Monday; the site, which has built a staff of freelance contributors worldwide, will produce one piece a week for "NewsHour," and possibly contribute to breaking news.

The Times has already made the easier decisions — reducing the support staff, cutting freelance budgets, capping expense-account meals, seeking bargain airfares and hotels, rotating foreign correspondents every five years instead of four, and housing some bureaus in correspondents' homes rather than downtown offices.

Similar to Bleacher Report's approach with sports, HighGear Media operates 100 different sites, staffed by more than 350 staff and freelance writers from around the world.

Kara Nortman, Senior Vice President of Publishing for CityGrid Media, tells TechCrunch that layoffs are an outgrowth of the philosophical restructuring of the group's editorial component, "As part of our evolution to CityGrid, we're moving to a more automated experience on Citysearch, migrating from full time staff into freelance staff".

Beneath Math's discrete, textbook-like cover lies a bevy of dirty photos, stories, poems, and illustrations from staff and freelance contributors from around the globe.