Software for creating and editing digital data.
Person who edits texts or publications.
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Your editor in chief's untimely departure will create problems in the newsroom.
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Following his arrest he resigned as editor in chief of Apple Daily.
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Just remember, I didn't get to be editor in chief for nothing.
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After the arrest he resigned as editor in chief of Apple Daily.
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He was editor in chief of the Russian edition of Forbes magazine.
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I called the public editor number on The New York Times website.
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BBC Scotland's political editor Brian Taylor reports on the day's political events.
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Perhaps too sensitive to be home news editor -or prime minister.
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Europe graphics editor Ciaran Hughes talks about storytelling with data and images.
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Political editor Brent Edwards keeps us up to speed with the situation.
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Moving around in this editor is simple; just use the arrow keys.
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He told political editor Nick Robinson: That is not going to happen.
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RNZ political editor Jane Patterson joins us with the latest political analysis.
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RNZ political editor Jane Patterson joins us to discuss the latest events.
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The award was presented by The Irish Times' news editor, Mark Hennessy.
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The bug has claimed a couple of victims recently, including one editor.
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She took on the job of deputy editor in April last year.
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For example, editor of The New York Review of Books, Robert Silvers.
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Amanda Baillieu is editor of Building Design, the respected architectural trade paper.
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And NBR political editor Brent Edwards thought Sarah Dowie had a point.
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RNZ political editor Jane Patterson looks back on the year that was.
