Sentence examples for station editor from inspiring English sources

The local station editor (Rene Russo) wants stories that show urban crime creeping into the suburbs.

The company attributed the growth of its user base to its improved map editor, as well as new features like its gas station editor, which was made available to international users in July after first launching in the U.S. Users added more than 50,000 gas stations on the map in the first month and real-time gas prices are now active in 20 countries.

The counterargument to this is that if Facebook is a new gatekeeper, it's no less neutral than the old news gatekeepers – newspapers and TV stations, editors and reporters – it's just that its priorities may not be as obvious.

And this week, Moscow Echo, the independent radio station, another editor was sacked over a tweet he sent.

After that experience, the channel's owner decided "not to participate in campaigns ever again," said Natalya Boyko, the station's editor in chief.

The station's editor in chief, Alexei Venediktov, has long become accustomed to threats, but Friday's meeting could mark the last for him.

Two hundred shortwave radios were seized and Zenzo Ndebele, the station's editor, was arrested and charged with smuggling radios into the country.

The station's editor, Valery Donskoy, is still disturbed by the fact that no local official managed to cross 300m between the town's administrative offices and the radio station studios to give warning before the flood arrived.

Oleg Rubezhansky, owner of a Sochi television station and editor of the local newspaper Mestnaya, said the city on Friday looked like a town under siege, with thousands of policemen brought from all over Russia patrolling deserted city streets.

Eventually, Venediktov became the station's editor-in-chief and leading public figure.

Instead, she characterized the station's editors as applying to the United States the same yardsticks that Western correspondents use in their coverage of Russia.