Sentence examples for to be editorial from inspiring English sources

But surely the red line for any media organization has to be editorial content.

Mr. Iselin, he said, replied, "You're going to be editorial director".

Of the 90 proposed job cuts about 60 are thought to be editorial positions.

Mr. Pecker went right at the problem last June by hiring Bonnie Fuller, then the editor of US Weekly, to be editorial director of American Media for $1.5 million in annual salary and a lucrative bonus and stock option package.

The NUJ chapel met and issued a public statement about the "hate stirring" front page headlines – one of which was ASYLUM SEEKERS RUN FOR YOUR LIVES – and what we felt to be editorial interference from the proprietor.

After only a couple of meetings they reached an agreement last summer for Ms. Fuller to be editorial director of American Media's titles.... Editors rarely jump between the fiercely rivalrous Hearst and Conde Nast Publications Inc., but Ms. Fuller did when Conde Nast approached her to edit Glamour.

In the end, the much heralded overview analyses look to be editorials with numbers attached.

Mr. O'Connor is a former banker, and what he lent to this occasion was editorial credibility.

Ad displays, he wrote, would "intrude upon the editorial pages, cutting them into fragments, dismembering stories and challenging the reader to determine which is editorial and which is advertising".

Another angle One Kings Lane has used to increase engagement is editorial content.

Prior to that, he was editorial director at New York magazine and an editor at the Times Magazine.