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managing editor - traduzione in russo
SENIOR MEMBER OF A PUBLICATION'S MANAGEMENT TEAM
Managing Editor; Senior editor; Senior Editor; Editorial manager
managing editor
заведующий редакцией
senior editor
старший редактор
acquiring editor
BUYER FOR PUBLISHING COMPANY SELECTING MATERIALS TO PUBLISH
Commissioning Editor (Publishing); Acquisitions Editor; Commissioning editor (book publishing); Commissioning Editor; Acquisitions editor; Acquiring editor
старший редактор (книжного издательства), имеющий право заключать договоры с авторами
Definizione
text editor
<tool, text> A utility program for creating and modifying
text files. This differs from a word processor in that
the word processors often embed special control codes or
escape sequences in the file to control formatting.
(1996-11-15)
Wikipedia
Managing editor
A managing editor (ME) is a senior member of a publication's management team. Typically, the managing editor reports directly to the editor-in-chief and oversees all aspects of the publication.
Esempi dal corpus di testo per managing editor
1. Kunhardt worked as an assistant managing editor and managing editor of Life magazine, retiring in 1'82.
2. Sally Jacobsen AP Deputy Managing Editor/Projects
3. Those considered to be the strongest contenders for his job are Post Managing Editor Philip Bennett, former Wall Street Journal managing editor Marcus Brauchli and Jonathan Landman, a New York Times deputy managing editor.
4. Returning to New York, Rosenthal was named Times metropolitan editor, beginning a 14–year climb to the pinnacle of newsroom power –– assistant managing editor, 1'66; associate managing editor, 1'68; managing editor, 1'6'; and executive editor, 1'77.
5. "A lot of people thought being managing editor of the Journal meant running your own show, and it didn‘t," said Alan Murray, the paper‘s deputy managing editor.
