Word: edited
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...blocks away on Monday. He has already asked Acting Managing Editor Lewis Lapham to stay on. The future? There will be a shift in the editorial mix: rather than encourage writers to strut their stuff unhindered by editorial pencils, as they tended to do under Morris, Shnayerson will edit more tightly. In an effort to crack what he calls "the mystique of the mandarins," Shnayerson will try to get pieces from the experts, then use a small staff of "editors who can translate" to polish the prose. He says he plans regular capital coverage in Harper's, "some kind...
...Every coach wants more practice space and larger seating capacity. They've told us their maximum desires. Now we have to edit the program in order to find the optimum-realistic-facilities-that should be built," McKinnell said...
...American journalist, Cairo ranks as one of the most fascinating, challenging-and frustrating-capitals in the world," says World Editor, Ronald Kriss. All three elements were in play last week for Kriss, who returned from a visit to Egypt and Israel just in time to edit the current issue's cover story on Anwar Sadat...
...organization, which urges its members to proselytize among fellow workers, also controls part of the Spanish press. Members of Opus Dei own and edit two Madrid newspapers. run 12 magazine and book publishing houses, and operate the largest independent news service in the country...
...documentaries, where time is not a problem, transposition of sequence, as in the colonel's speech on the Pentagon show, is against standing orders at all networks. David Buksbaum, ABC news producer, who learned his trade under Ed Murrow and Fred Friendly at CBS, says: "When we edit, it never gets out of sequence. And if someone would edit out of sequence, the guy ought to be fired...