He is the associate managing editor for standards, not the assistant managing editor for standards.
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Other leaders at the paper, including Marc Duvoisin, a managing editor; Megan Garvey, the deputy managing editor for digital; and Matt Doig, the assistant managing editor for investigations, were also fired.
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Several other leaders at the paper, including Marc Duvoisin, a managing editor; Megan Garvey, the deputy managing editor for digital; and Matt Doig, the assistant managing editor for investigations, were also fired.
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Ms. Elder was made an assistant managing editor in 2011 and a deputy managing editor in late 2013.
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Ifill was moderator and managing editor of "Washington Week," a prime-time news program, and co-anchor and managing editor for "The PBS NewsHour" with Judy Woodruff.
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On Tuesday, the Post's managing editor Joan Chirwa said police arrested its editor-in-chief Fred Mmembe, his wife Mutinta and deputy managing editor Joseph Mwenda late on Monday.
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Among them were Bruce Upbin, formerly of Forbes, who was listed as an assistant managing editor; Sylvester Monroe, formerly an editor at The Washington Post, who was also listed as an assistant managing editor; and Louise Story, a former New York Times reporter and editor who was listed as a managing editor.
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"The web kind of changed the DNA of every paper," said Joel Siegel, a former managing editor at The News who is now managing editor of the cable news channel NY21976.
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Reston, formerly Managing Editor, is the magazine's Deputy Editor ●
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In February, the conservative news organization parted ways with its managing editor after audio secretly recorded by Nicosia revealed that the managing editor had privately made sexist and homophobic comments about staffers.
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He went on to rise in the editing ranks, becoming foreign editor, assistant managing editor for foreign news and, during a period when the paper won three Pulitzer Prizes, deputy managing editor.
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Shannon Tiezzi is the managing editor at The Diplomat magazine.
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Commentary by Jonathan Larsen, the managing editor of TYT Politics.
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Commentary by Yochi Dreazen, deputy managing editor, foreign at Vox.
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Her mother is the associate managing editor for international print.
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Military Times managing editor Howard Altman contributed to this story
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He was the paper's executive editor, not its managing editor.
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Commentary by Yochi Dreazen , Deputy Managing Editor, Foreign at Vox.
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The panel was moderated by TechCrunch's Managing Editor, Matt Burns.
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"The excitement is palpable," says Fandango Managing Editor Erik Davis.
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She had previously served as managing editor for eight years.
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Philip Klein is the managing editor of the Washington Examiner.
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Kai Friese is a managing editor with India Today magazine.
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During that time I also became a deputy managing editor.
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She was until July 2014, the managing editor of Billboard.com.
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She is no longer the managing editor of The Rumpus.
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Meredith Balkus is the Associate Managing Editor, Digital at VICE.
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In 2018, Gurdon hired Harnden as the Examiner's managing editor.
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She is the editor in chief, not a managing editor.
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For two years he was the managing editor for ConnectingDirectors.
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Cagla Oztek is the former managing editor of Newsweek Turkey.
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Mr. Kondik is the managing editor of Sabato's Crystal Ball.
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Samer Kalaf was most recently the managing editor of Deadspin.
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Washington Post managing editor Tracy Grant just released this statement:
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Photos by Matt Seger Leslie Horn is Noisey's Managing editor.
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He joined The Globe as an assistant managing editor for metropolitan coverage in 1974 and rose to managing editor before being named executive editor and later vice president of Affiliated Publications, the paper's parent company.
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She also served as Assistant Managing Editor of the Harvard Crimson.
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Sarah Kliff is the deputy managing editor for visuals at Vox.
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Snopes managing editor Brooke Binkowski had a feeling it was fake.
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He's also the managing editor of the channel's breaking news division.
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"We soften the blow," said Neil Hughes, managing editor of AppleInsider.
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Jeff Nash is Managing Editor of Audience Growth for CNBC Digital.
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Rappler Managing Editor Glenda Gloria told Reuters the subpoena, dated Jan.
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He was previously the managing editor of Fortune, the business magazine.
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Her father is a managing editor at The Los Angeles Times.
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Commentary by Robert VerBruggen, a deputy managing editor at National Review.
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Brooke Binkowski, managing editor of the fake news-busting website Snopes.
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It was a smooth IPO, Recode managing editor Edmund Lee writes.
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Greenhouse was most recently the managing editor of The New Yorker.
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"When this same female employee was later promoted to the position of managing editor, defendants paid her approximately $15,000 less per year than the male employee that previously held the managing editor position," the lawsuit says.
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Senior editor Bryan Bishop and managing editor T.C. Sottek, take your places.
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Okay, here is Recode's managing editor, Ed Lee, talking to Amy Chozick.
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She also knew assistant managing editor Rob Hiaasen, also among the dead.
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Op-Ed Contributor Ms. Jurecic is the deputy managing editor of Lawfare.
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Motherboard's managing editor Adrianne Jeffries, for one, is "amped" by the trailer.
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" — NewsBusters managing editor Curtis Houck "What is ProPublica thinking they&aposll find?
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Dean Baquet, former managing editor at the outlet, was given the role.
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"Jeebus, Maine GOP official," tweeted Karoli Kuns, the managing editor at CrooksandLiars.com.
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He's Recode's managing editor who recently talked to Univision executive Tonia O'Connor.
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In 2001, Ms. Touchette was a managing editor at a publishing firm.
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Roberts is a former assistant managing editor of The New York Times.
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" — Mark Halperin, managing editor of Bloomberg Politics "Clinton had two shining moments.
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" — Roland Martin, managing editor of NewsOne Now "I mean, Bernie means well.
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Jodi Rudoren, associate managing editor for audience, discussed the tech she's using.
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Editor-in-chief Bruce Dold and Managing Editor Peter Kendall were leaving.
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Alex Hazlett, deputy managing editor I can totally understand how it's addicting.
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Hannity has hit the Fox News chief anchor and managing editor before.
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Task Force Moderator: Rebecca Blumenstein, deputy managing editor, The New York Times.
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Norment, a Republican, was the managing editor of "The Bomb" in 1968.
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Former Reuters Managing Editor Paul Ingrassia has passed away after battling cancer.
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She is the former managing editor of The Bay Citizen and Salon.com.
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Watters also serves as a correspondent, producer and managing editor for FoxNation.com.
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Mr. Sutton's wife, Jean Sutton, was the managing editor in those days.
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She's the managing editor of Noisey, and she's a very nice lady.
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Edmund Lee: Well, I'm what they call the managing editor at Recode.
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Dan was joined by Philadelphia Gay News Founder Mark Segal, NBCOut's Managing Editor Brooke Sopelsa, The Trevor Project's Managing Editor John Paul Brammer and New York Transgender Advocacy Group's Co-Founder and Policy Liaison Tanya Asapansa-Johnson Walker.
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Cristan Williams is a trans historian, activist, and the managing editor of TransAdvocate.
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" NewsBusters managing editor Curtis Houck called Wolf "the very definition of a bully.
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In response to the blowback, Journal managing editor Karen Moses apologized — sort of.
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Cavuto: Coast to Coast , Noon ET: Beverly Goodman, Barron&aposs assistant managing editor.
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Danielle Warby is the former managing editor of SBS's women's sports site, Zela.
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Dilshad D. Ali, who as managing editor of the Muslim Channel at Patheos.
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Managing Editor Stephanie Simon responded in detail in a letter to the company.
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Editor-in-Chief Austin Walker is back, as is Managing Editor Danielle Riendeau.
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"We stand by our report," managing editor Cameron Barr said in a statement.
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MATTHEW PURDY, deputy managing editor: So you're definitively taking that off the table?
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"It has always sold well," said Huang Tao, the publishing house's managing editor.
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Colin Joyce is THUMP's Managing Editor and you can find him on Twitter.
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He is managing editor for national security at the Center for Public Integrity.
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On today's episode: Joseph Kahn, the managing editor of The New York Times.
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He's the managing editor at Hodinkee, a website that covers all things horological.
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In 2013, he was hired by The Sun to be its managing editor.
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Mr. Kramon is a former assistant managing editor at The New York Times.
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One of those apartments belonged to Mr. L'Eplattenier, the managing editor of TheClose.
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The bride, 27, is the managing editor at The Observer, in New York.
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She is the Washington bureau chief for BuzzFeed, not the bureau's managing editor.
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We asked Phil Corbett, the associate managing editor for standards, for his take.
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"What a farce," wrote Philip Klein, managing editor of the conservative Washington Examiner.
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"It's not contradictory or weird," said Leyden, a former managing editor of Wired.
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CreditCreditShyama Golden Ms. Andrews is the managing editor of The Washington Examiner magazine.
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She is 26 now, and became Gawker's managing editor when she was 23.
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We have got Olympic Media managing editor Katie Frates and Democratic strategist Christy Setzer.
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Editor's note: Wendy Nather is the sister of David Nather, managing editor at Axios.
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She had been dumped there by the drug dealer, okay, that's the managing editor.
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Rebecca Blumenstein, a deputy managing editor for The Times, discussed the tech she's using.
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Even more cringe-worthy is the conclusion managing editor Brennon drew from the feature.
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Ashley: T.C., who Kaitlyn interviewed earlier, he's our managing editor here at The Verge.
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FT news editor Peter Spiegel is the new US managing editor, effective April 15.
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"I knew Baquet liked the authority he had as sole managing editor," Abramson admits.
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ARTHUR GELB, Former managing editor of The Times I loved the way Bill worked.
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William Shawn, the managing editor of The New Yorker, did not share this reservation.
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Ellen is an award-winning television producer and the Assistant Managing Editor of CNBC.
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He worked on the story with the editor in chief and another managing editor.
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Stacy Ndlovu is the managing editor of Young Voices, a project for aspiring writers.
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McCormack hired Holly MacArthur as his first managing editor (she eventually became deputy publisher).
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Sameer Rahim, the managing editor of Prospect magazine, is working on his first novel.
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Age: 25 Occupation: managing editor, Spoiled NYC You've got a fortune teller look happening.
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Landon Y. JonesPrinceton, N.J.The writer was managing editor of People from 1989 to 1997.
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He was until December 2014 an associate managing editor at The New York Times.
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Mr. McDonagh was managing editor of the quarterly Ballet Review from 1969 to 1995.
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Murdoch is also very close with former Wall Street Journal managing editor Robert Thomson.
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"Rationality seems to have fallen out of vogue," said Brooke Binkowski, Snopes's managing editor.
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Quinta Jurecic, the managing editor of Lawfare, made this point better than I could.
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We went to Phil Corbett, the associate managing editor for standards, for his reply.
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Karl Cates is managing editor at the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis.
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We asked our executive editor, Dean Baquet, and managing editor, Joe Kahn, to respond.
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Mr. Larson was the site's managing editor and had previously worked at The Nation.
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"The data isn't predictive of the election," managing editor David Firestone said in a statement.
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Heather Goss was the managing editor and arts editor for DCist from 2005 to 2011.
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This year's watchers included Editor-In-Chief Austin Walker, myself, and Managing Editor Danielle Riendeau.
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Today: managing editor, Daisy Jones on why 90s duo Shampoo deserve a lot more recognition.
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T.C. Sottek, managing editor T.C.'s game plan: What did you just say about me?
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She joined before him, she was managing editor, she had multiple shows on the network.
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Joseph V. Micallef is managing editor of Antioch Press and a regular columnist for Military.com.
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Joseph V. Micallef is managing editor of Antioch Press and a regular columnist for Military.com.
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Jacobin Managing Editor Micah Uetricht explains what lead to the ousting of Bolivia's President. Rep.
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Managing editor Mia Tramz describes it as following the dream set forward by Time Inc.
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In 2010, an excerpt appeared in The Paris Review, where Ms. Roper was managing editor.
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She was named co-managing editor for news in 2003, and executive editor in 2011.
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"There's always more work to be done," said Brooke Binkowski, the managing editor of Snopes.
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Later I got over myself, placed the call, and talked to the magazine's managing editor.
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Andrew Moore is the managing editor of Platts Coal Trader at S&P Global Platts.
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I reached out to BuzzFeed Managing Editor John Paczkowski, who directed me to this tweet.
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Axios managing editor David Nather breaks down the complex world many are looking to change.
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He's been accused of similar shenanigans before, by former Sports Illustrated managing editor Mark Mulvoy.
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She is the author of five books, and the managing editor of Fine Living Lancaster.
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The bride, 29, works in Melville, N.Y., as a deputy assistant managing editor for Newsday.
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Hilary Gowins is managing editor and director of content strategy at the Illinois Policy Institute.
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The article also misspelled the surname of a former managing editor of the literary magazine.
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He then attended Harvard Law School, where he was managing editor of Harvard Law Review.
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The bride's mother works in Boston as the managing editor of the Christian Science Monitor.
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Susan Benson was part of Amazon's editorial staff, serving as the company's first managing editor.
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Frederick T. Birchall was the managing editor of The Times when Byrd was exploring Antarctica.
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You are the Managing Editor of Matter, a magazine about STEM at your high school.
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The filing also includes an email from Erin Hobday, the executive managing editor of Elle.
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Alex Wilhelm was back on the mic this week with Danny Crichton, TechCrunch's managing editor.
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One of her early hires there was Jeff Nash, now a managing editor at CNBC.
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"We started an alternative newspaper there, and I became the managing editor," Harder told me.
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Richard Mahapatra, managing editor of India's highly-regarded Down To Earth magazine, supported Greenpeace's stance.
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Before joining Time in 2008, she had been the managing editor of the Paris Review.
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Jake Browne is a freelance contributor to the Cannabist and former managing editor of CULTURE Magazine.
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We first saw the map in a tweet from Sam Ro, managing editor of Yahoo Finance.
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Joe Little, managing editor of Majesty magazine, told PEOPLE the cause behind the curtsy is simple.
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He sat down with CNBC Make It's managing editor, Jenna Goudreau, to talk about that journey.
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Mr. Appel, the managing editor of the local newspaper, The Press Democrat, had to act fast.
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EDT: The Hill's managing editor Ian Swanson joins to talk about the news of the day.
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I'm a 31-year-old deputy managing editor who lives with a fiancé and a dog.
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But as Axios managing editor Kim Hart explains, trust in one institution has inched up: employers.
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"It's one of the top issues among Democrats," Zdunkewicz, managing editor at Democracy Corps, told Hill.
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Soon after, I was hired as the managing editor at another yachting magazine in Fort Lauderdale.
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Joe Barnett is managing editor of Budget & Tax News, which is published by The Heartland Institute.
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Chelsea Follett is a policy analyst at the Cato Institute and the managing editor of HumanProgress.org.
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He writes the Watchlist column for Words Without Borders and is the managing editor of Vol.
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He was previously an assistant managing editor for news, as well as foreign and national editor.
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Nick Turse is the managing editor of TomDispatch and a fellow at the Type Media Center.
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Two years later, Abe Rosenthal, who was then The Times's managing editor, sent me to Vietnam.
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She is a managing editor in the San Francisco office of LinkedIn, the business networking website.
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The article also misspelled the surname name of a former managing editor of the literary magazine.
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"We're perfectly comfortable being behind the camera," said Josh Shanks, managing editor of Watchonista's U.S. operation.
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Stephen Pulvirent, managing editor, Hodinkee Brand: A Brooklyn watchmaker inspired by classic midcentury European sports cars.
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They are the editor-in-chief of RaceBaitr, and the managing editor of Black Youth Project.
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Michael T. Hamilton is a Heartland Institute research fellow and managing editor of Health Care News.
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Take it from CNBC managing editor Jenna Goudreau, who paid $7,000 to save her cat Bubbles.
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Paul Stephan, Philadelphia We asked The Times's managing editor, Joseph Kahn, to comment on the decision.
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"This is a really interesting experiment," said Lee Horwich, managing editor for USA Today's politics team.
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When Mr. Bradlee became managing editor of The Washington Post in 1965, he recruited Mr. Just.
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Rebecca Blumenstein, a deputy managing editor who is in charge of the web report, was involved.
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Perfect. Aly Comingore is the managing editor of VICE's Live Nation TV. Follow her on Twitter.
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Zach Stafford and Trish Bendix, the editor in chief and managing editor of the digital magazine, Into.
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"I'm a European mutt," BuzzFeed News managing editor Maggie Schultz said, when she later revealed her identity.
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She is the editor in chief of Catapult magazine and the former managing editor of The Toast.
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Mashable contacted the managing editor for the journal but received no comment by the time of publication.
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Don Caldwell, Know Your Meme's managing editor, says he's perplexed by the rise of the NPC meme.
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T.C. Sottek, managing editor — Pro: Bijan Stephen, internet culture reporter — Pro: ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn.
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Joyce Tang, Deputy Executive Managing Editor, Gizmodo Media Group Alex is a true man of the people.
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Shannon Tiezzi is managing editor of The Diplomat, a current-affairs magazine for the Asia-Pacific region.
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A new Managing Editor was to be elected at the same time, but there were no nominations.
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" Or the managing editor of a news organization saying she "tries to stay out of the journalism.
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Commentary by Zack Beauchamp, world correspondent at Vox and Yochi Dreazen, deputy managing editor, foreign at Vox.
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Schallert's character in "The Patty Duke Show" was the managing editor of the New York Daily Chronicle.
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Managing Editor Colin Joyce is joined by Features Editor Michelle Lhooq, Associate Editor David Garber, and VICE.
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Prior to MSNBC, he was a host on CNBC and served as Bloomberg News's global managing editor.
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"Infrastructure improvements continue at Yongbyon," Jenny Town, managing editor of 38 North, said via Twitter on Wednesday.
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Grayson Haver Currin is the managing editor of Indy Week and a writer based in North Carolina.
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"Kids love that stuff," said Corey Evans, the managing editor of HoopSeen, which covers college basketball recruiting.
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Mr. Levy, 51, has served as a deputy managing editor since 2016, overseeing The Times's online platforms.
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The bride, 31, is the managing editor of Condé Nast Traveler and Brides magazines in New York.
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He retired from Newsday in 2006 as associate managing editor in charge of national and international coverage.
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The new property will be run by Digiday managing editor Shareen Pathak and Digiday reporter Hilary Milnes.
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Micah Uetricht, 21983, managing editor of the socialist magazine Jacobin, is also devoted to Ms. Piven's work.
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Here's how Jodi Rudoren, associate managing editor for audience, finds out and then works to serve them.
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I'm 23 years old, a closeted trans woman and the managing editor of The American Bystander magazine.
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The bride, 323, is the managing editor of Condé Nast Traveler and Brides magazines in New York.
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"I like their chances," said Matt DeLorenzo, senior managing editor at Kelley Blue Book, a market researcher.
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The Times's managing editor Joe Kahn described it as "a decade of unceasing upheaval" across the world.
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In 1956, he joined the business staff of The Atlantis, where he was later named managing editor.
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Alison Mitchell, an assistant managing editor, leads a midafternoon meeting to prepare the front page for print.
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She wrote a letter in 1974 to Henry Grunwald, the managing editor of Time, suggesting article ideas.
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She achieved her highest visibility most recently, as the moderator and managing editor of the public affairs program "Washington Week" on PBS and the co-anchor and co-managing editor, with Judy Woodruff, of "NewsHour," competing with the major broadcast and cable networks for the nightly news viewership.
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"It's the most anticipated fall movie," Erik Davis, managing editor at Fandango, which sells movie tickets, told CNBC.
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"I was surprised at the virile reaction from readers to this article," Motherboard managing editor Adrianne Jeffries said.
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Those killed included Rob Hiaasen, 59, the paper&aposs assistant managing editor and brother of novelist Carl Hiaasen.
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It's your friendly Managing Editor here to start off a new feature here on Pilot Week: open threads!
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According to Snopes managing editor Brooke Binkowski, Facebook definitely realizes the problem can only be managed, not eliminated.
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Live from Washington D.C., Axios Managing Editor Kim Hart speaks with members of the Artificial Intelligence Caucus Rep.
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Sleight is the managing editor of The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction, an invaluable resource for the genre community.
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Joe Little, managing editor of Majesty magazine, says using the same name across the immediate family isn't unusual.
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Vice President and Senior Managing Editor Mike Oreskes resigned on Wednesday after he was accused of sexual harassment.
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Jeff Larson, the third co-founder who served as managing editor, has been promoted to editor-in-chief.
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The managing editor of NewsBusters, Curtis Houck, said "it's a little late" for ABC to tout straightforward news.
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In 2003, Managing Editor Steve Coll tried to persuade his boss to focus on national and international audiences.
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But Kyle Kondik, Crystal Ball's managing editor, says there's little evidence that such a wave election will happen.
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John Dale Grover is a fellow with Defense Priorities and an assistant managing editor at the National Interest.
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Timothy Nixon is head of Sustainability Thought Leadership and managing editor of the Sustainability publication at Thomson Reuters.
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Philip Corbett, associate managing editor for standards, said there were many discussions about how to do this right.
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I had become the managing editor by now, so the oversight of this grim task fell to me.
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"I have a good perspective on California because I'm 1,218 miles away," said Mark Potts, Alta's managing editor.
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Sam Dolnick, an assistant managing editor at The Times who oversees digital initiatives, discussed the tech he's using.
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The former managing editor from the fact-checking site Snopes first noticed the logo and researched its origins.
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Her mother, who is retired, was the managing editor of Fortune Americas, the Latin American edition of Fortune.
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Jonathan Stevenson is a senior fellow at the International Institute for Strategic Studies and managing editor of Survival.
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"We don't have a Fox News in France," said Johan Hufnagel, managing editor of the leftist daily Libération.
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Jonathan Stevenson is a senior fellow at the International Institute for Strategic Studies and Managing Editor of Survival.
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AnneMarie Schieber is the managing editor of Health Care News and a research fellow at The Heartland Institute.
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But operating food delivery robots in China could have some upsides, said Oxford Economics Managing Editor, Michael Zielenziger.
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In an email, Rosiak referred CNN to a managing editor at The Daily Caller News Foundation for comment.
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Bill Jaynes, managing editor of a Micronesia-based newspaper, was on the plane when it hit the water.
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"I've had with the insults," Bill Bishop, the managing editor of KHOU-TV in Houston, tweeted on Sunday.
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She offered a managing editor position in charge of digital to Janine Gibson, an editor at The Guardian.
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Chung, now managing editor at Catapult and author of an upcoming memoir about adoption, sometimes slips into Slack.
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TrackRecord will be overseen by Univision Music exec Jordi Oliveres, and the site's managing editor is Jeff Ihaza.
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Sonia Chopra, Eater's managing editor and a person who knows way more about food than me, is a fan.
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According to The Daily Beast, Musk snapped up managing editor Ben Berkley and former editor in chief Cole Bolton.
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"This year may have been one of the more straight-forward years," said Nancy Gibbs, the magazine's managing editor.
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David Goldman is the assistant managing editor for CNN Business, overseeing coverage of markets, companies, strategy and business leaders.
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This is a similar tactic to what Danielle Riendeau, managing editor of Waypoint and student of MMA, told Motherboard.
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The first job I took was an internship for an art blog, where I was essentially the managing editor.
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"So much is either owned by something else or someone else," Joe Little, managing editor of Majesty, tells PEOPLE.
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He brought on Katy Byron, a former CNBC producer and two-time Peabody Award winner, as his managing editor.
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As the paper's deputy managing editor overseeing digital platforms, he's become the unseen glue behind the newsroom's digital initiatives.
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"Your homeowners policy will cover water damage if water came from above," said Jason Hargraves, managing editor of insuranceQuotes.com.
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Alex Cranz, Gizmodo's reviews editor, "just waits for the cheese plate," and managing editor Andrew Couts brings beef jerky.
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"We are in a dead zone right now," said Erik Davis, managing editor at Fandango, which sells movie tickets.
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Also like Thrush, her romantic life is the subject of an investigation by Times associate managing editor Charlotte Behrendt.
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Andrew Tavani, managing editor of Women in the World, first spotted a message from Twitter about the potential service.
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Since then, the audience of the website has more than doubled, according to Janeé Bolden, the site's managing editor.
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Laura Reston has been promoted from reporter-researcher to managing editor, overseeing the editorial aspects of producing the magazine.
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Managing Editor Danielle Riendeau returned for this episode, who once again joins me and Editor-in-Chief Austin Walker.
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Extra Crunch managing editor Eric Eldon has published his deep-dive package into startup law and startup attorneys today.
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Susan Hennessy is a national security studies fellow at the Brookings Institution and managing editor of the website Lawfare.
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Katrine Jo Andersen is managing editor for the investigative team at Radio24syv, a national public radio station in Denmark.
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He graduated cum laude from Yale Law School in 1955, where he was managing editor of the law journal.
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Although she rarely appears in articles about The Awl, Carrie Frye was its managing editor for a long time.
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"The code name was never meant to be made public," Joe Little, managing editor at Majesty magazine, told Insider.
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Kyle Kondik, managing editor of Sabato's Crystal Ball, says he's eyeing Kentucky's 6th Congressional District, held by Republican Rep.
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"When controversy is being stoked, it's our obligation to report that," said the Washington Post managing editor Cameron Barr.
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According to Yahoo, the hashtag #whatfeministswear began trending soon after, thanks to Jessica Samakow, managing editor of HuffPost Voices.
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Last month, it hired the managing editor of News Corp's social media news agency Storyful to manage these relationships.
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Joining her will be Jodi Rudoren, The Times's associate managing editor for audience, and its politics editor, Patrick Healy.
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At The Paris Review, the literary quarterly able to make a young writer's career, she served as managing editor.
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We're in this together, though, and that includes Editor-In-Chief Austin Walker, myself, and Managing Editor Danielle Riendeau.
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Her mother is the associate managing editor for international print, and from 23 to 22012 was the national editor.
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Sarah Pape is a professor of English at California State University, Chico, and managing editor of the Watershed Review.
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She rose through the newspaper's management ranks, including stints as New Jersey editor and associate managing editor for features.
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Next week, Joseph Kahn, the managing editor of The Times, will be in Sydney for a series of events.
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"It's just surreal," said Mr. Jaynes, managing editor of The Kaselehlie Press, a newspaper on Pohnpei, another Micronesian island.
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He worked at The Associated Press from 2008 to 2015, serving as a vice president and senior managing editor.
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"Within seconds, I was on the ground being punched and kicked," Mr. Fisher, a retired assistant managing editor, said.
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Lawrence Ingrassia, another managing editor and a former editor at The New York Times, recently said he was retiring.
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The conclusion by Post managing editor Tracy Grant comes one day after the paper suspended Sonmez for the tweets.
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Leslie Werstein Hann, Glen Gardner, N.J. We asked Joe Kahn, the managing editor, to help clarify The Times's thinking.
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In addition to working as chief news anchor, Smith had been managing editor of the network's breaking news unit.
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"The Trace partnered with journalism educators with decades of experience," the website's managing editor Akoto Ofori-Atta told me.
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Mariner, 37, is the managing editor of both Allure and Teen Vogue, both Condé Nast publications in New York.
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We took Mitchell's concern to Phil Corbett, the associate managing editor for standards, for his interpretation of the usage.
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We brought Rhodes's concern to Minju Pak, the managing editor of T Magazine, and the author of the profile.
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Jonathan Stevenson is a senior fellow at the International Institute for Strategic Studies and the managing editor of Survival.
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Parsing a term heavy with connotations is "hard work" said Cameron Barr, a managing editor at The Washington Post.
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Her responsibilities as deputy managing editor included staffing, career development and, several times in recent years, buyouts and layoffs.
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Our executive editor, Dean Baquet, and managing editor, Joe Kahn, explain our thinking regarding bylines on our home page.
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Her mother is the associate managing editor for international print, and from 2005 to 2010 was the national editor.
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Formerly the managing editor of the OG fact-checking site Snopes, she now holds the same title at TruthOrFiction.
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In her new role as an assistant managing editor, Monica will be overseeing special digital projects across the newsroom.
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I don't know, are you the head of political ... My technical title is, I'm the moderator and managing editor.
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Global Managing Editor, News Planning and Creation, Alessandra Galloni and Global Managing Editor, Newsroom, Simon Robinson announced the new roles: Paritosh Bansal is named Finance and Markets Editor; Mark Bendeich is named Europe News Editor; Kieran Murray is named U.S./Canada News Editor; and Simon Webb is named Commodities and Energy Editor.
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We're here with Zach Stafford and Trish Bendix, the editor in chief and managing editor of the digital magazine Into.
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Joining the conversation are Vox culture reporters Aja Romano, Constance Grady, and Alissa Wilkinson, and deputy managing editor Eleanor Barkhorn.
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Patrick Allen, currently Head of News and Programming EMEA, will assume the newly created position of VP, International Managing Editor.
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Recently, Rob Beschizza—a coder and the managing editor of Boing Boing—released a stripped-down blogging tool called txt.fyi.
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"I give a lot of credit to 'Black Panther,'" Erik Davis, managing editor at Fandango, which sells movie tickets, said.
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NewsBusters Managing Editor Curtis Houck told Fox News that the Times column is what a "scorching hot take" looks like.
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Audience insights from Facebook data become our publisher, Google data our editor in chief, and Twitter signals our managing editor.
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"Saturn naturally rules boundaries, limits, responsibilities, discipline, and authority," explains Narayana Montúfar Managing Editor, Horoscopes and Premium Content at Horoscope.
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It's true that many large tech companies offer low prices — or even free services, notes Axios managing editor Kim Hart.
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Royalty expert Joe Little, managing editor of Majesty, tells PEOPLE, that his "instincts" are that she would not be invited.
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But Coal News Publisher and Managing Editor Bill Reid has actually spent a lifetime listening to miners and mining companies.
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Royalty expert Joe Little, managing editor of Majesty, tells PEOPLE, that his "instincts" are that she would not be invited.
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A deputy managing editor at the Times said Trump Jr. posted the emails after being told the Times had them.
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He's joined by Managing Editor Eric Eldon, who you may know as the guy I Costolo'd to get this job.
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In previous jobs, and now in my role as a managing editor at CNBC, I've conducted dozens of job interviews.
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"These special elections can be flukey," Kyle Kondik, managing editor of the election analysis website Sabato's Crystal Ball, told me.
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In addition to being a co-host on the wildly popular talk show, Seacrest is the managing editor of E!
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I became the first woman at The New York Times to be Washington bureau chief, managing editor, and executive editor.
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Since news of his firing became public, reporter Kimberly Winston and managing editor Lauren Markoe announced they had voluntarily resigned.
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Eldridge also worked at Washington Times for fifteen years, serving as Senior Politics Editor, Managing Editor, and Deputy Metro Editor.
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Mr. Baquet said he decided to appoint a managing editor about three weeks ago, and told Mr. Kahn soon after.
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Cameron Barr, The Post's managing editor, says the policy is to append an editor's note whenever substantial changes are made.
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Fox News senior vice president and Managing Editor Bill Sammon rebuked the DNC's move, touting Fox News's high viewership numbers.
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She was hired away from NPR, where she was managing editor, overseeing the newsroom's social media and audience development strategy.
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He joined The Hill as Business and Lobbying editor in 2003 and became the newspaper's managing editor a year later.
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My stepfather's brother, the managing editor of The Jerusalem Post, spotted me recently in the art department of his office.
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International Business Times Managing Editor Nancy Cooper, a former senior editor at Newsweek, will be Newsweek's new editor-in-chief.
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However, we aren't likely to see this relationship develop further, according to Joe Little, the managing editor of Majesty magazine.
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He has served as managing editor of Fortune and White House correspondent, chief political correspondent, and national editor at Time.
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After joining The Washington Post in 1970, he became an assistant managing editor and the ombudsman, representing the newspaper's readers.
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Yesha Callahan, the deputy managing editor for The Root, says she placed an order from La Porchetta on Sunday evening.
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Managing Editor Danielle Riendeau shared the games she cut from her list last week, and now I'm doing the same.
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Among the other potential successors are the editorial page editor, James Bennet, 52, and the managing editor, Joseph Kahn, 53.
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And she climbed the ranks herself, eventually ascending to her current role as vice president, managing editor of Knopf Doubleday.
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Marjorie Pritchard, the deputy managing editor of The Boston Globe, reached out to editorial boards at other newspapers last week.
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Ms. Allard, managing editor of Seattle parenting magazine ParentMap, said one of her children has autism and has frequent meltdowns.
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He succeeds Julia Turner, who left Slate in October to become a deputy managing editor of The Los Angeles Times.
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We talk about Scott Walker, and our managing editor updates us on what to keep an eye out for today.
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Of course, not every December car purchase is a gift, said Matt DeLorenzo, senior managing editor of Kelley Blue Book.
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From left to right: Omar Sosa, me, Apartamento's editor in chief, Marco Velardi, and the magazine's managing editor, Robbie Whitehead.
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Wyndham Robertson, a former assistant managing editor at Fortune, got her first job through a Times "Help Wanted — Female" ad.
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Joe Kahn, the managing editor, said this week felt like a benchmark for what the coverage should aspire to be.
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The assistant managing editor running the meeting that day slowly let his head drop until his forehead hit the table.
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"This project goes so much deeper than talking about style," said Ellen Nidy, managing editor at Rizzoli, the book's publisher.
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"We realized it was a pretty great visual depiction of the changing times," Lawfare's managing editor, Susan Hennessey, emailed me.
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"There is a high bar for what we consider an editors' note," said Phil Corbett, associate managing editor for standards.
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Still, some renters may have been too cautious following the housing crisis, , managing editor for Trulia's housing economics research team.
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Ms. Krupnick, 30, is the managing editor of Eater, the food and dining website of Vox Media in New York.
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John Grimes, San Francisco We brought these concerns to Phil Corbett, the associate managing editor for standards, for his reply.
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"I feel like they're back on track," said Little, who is the co-managing editor of a Panthers fan blog.
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And as Business Insider's executive managing editor Jessica Liebman says, this is the No. 1 mistake people she interviews make.
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In February, Rebecca Blumenstein resigned as deputy editor in chief to join the New York Times as deputy managing editor.
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"Amanda redesigned all the test charts," said Steve Duenes, an assistant managing editor and the graphics director of The Times.
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Rebecca Corbett, an assistant managing editor, and Dean Murphy, an associate masthead editor, lead the investigations team in New York.
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We're talking with Cindy Cohn of the Electronic Frontier Foundation and Claire Boyle, the managing editor of McSweeney's Quarterly Concern.
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As the Managing Editor of Refinery29's Unbothered, Danielle has made it her mission to amplify the voices of Black women.
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Kyle Kondik, managing editor of Sabato's Crystal Ball, and Josh Kraushaar, politics editor at the National Journal, discuss the upcoming elections.
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A lawyer for the magazine, and its managing editor, Jason Fine, were eventually brought in to help with the editing process.
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It's not breaking out monthly active users but managing editor Michaël Jarjour tells TechCrunch that's now in the "hundreds of thousands".
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"Reuters is deeply committed to building a more diverse and inclusive newsroom," said Reuters Deputy Managing Editor for Operations Arlyn Gajilan.
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TC Sottek, managing editor: The day after my 10th birthday, the first Resident Evil game was released in the United States.
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Oreskes was a vice president and senior managing editor at The Associated Press from 2008 until he joined NPR in 2015.
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Ben Bradlee Jr., an assistant managing editor at The Globe portrayed by John Slattery, had a unique reason to be wary.
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The site's managing editor and 5 other former and current board members were also arrested earlier this week on similar charges.
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" — NewsBusters managing editor Curtis Houck "He was clearly acknowledging what the high school students were chanting and chuckled before moving on.
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Angwin was the editor in chief; Larson was the managing editor; and Gardner was the executive director, running the business side.
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"It was just that over and over and over," says Kyle Neubeck, the managing editor of the Sixers blog Liberty Ballers.
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He has served as news editor and managing editor at The Next Web and is now editor-in-chief at TechCrunch.
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Motherboard managing editor Emanuel Maiberg says it would be "negligent not to include" this skin featuring Sonic the Hedgehog character Knuckles.
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Lim works as a high-school librarian and is also the founder and managing editor of the independent publisher Ellipsis Press.
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Its new episode is about the history of the anti-vaccine movement, and features Tonic's very own managing editor, Mike Darling.
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" - Daisy Jones, Managing Editor of Noisey UK "Is it bad that I don't have even six words of emotion about it?
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"I don't think they know how little is left until they come here," Paradise Post Managing Editor Rick Silva told CNN.
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He has served as News Editor and Managing Editor at The Next Web and is now Editor-In-Chief at TechCrunch.
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"I'd be skeptical that there are many benefits for homeowners that they'd not find elsewhere," Michelle Megna, managing editor of Insurance.
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Here, Tom Brennan — managing editor of Alizila, the news hub of Alibaba Group — demonstrates how to use the self-service kiosk.
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Here's Johnston's memo on Goo's hire:To: EditorialWe have hired an executive editor: Sara Kehaulani Goo, currently the managing editor of NPR.
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Bloomberg Politics Managing Editor Mark Halperin said Monday on "Morning Joe" that Obama's remarks seem at odds with a fair investigation.
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"This is just not a time to be a cowboy," said Thomas Koetting, the deputy managing editor of The Journal Sentinel.
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Gene Roberts, the New York Times bureau chief in Saigon (and later managing editor), was the first reporter on the scene.
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Joel Siegel, the managing editor of NY1, a local TV station, had just landed at the airport when the episode began.
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Sammy Maine, the managing editor at music blog GoldFlakePaint, turned to the band at age 15 when her mother attempted suicide.
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Axios Managing Editor Kim Hart hosted a conversation on the ways 5G—the next wave in telecom networks—will reshape industries.
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Editor-in-chief Austin Walker, myself, and managing editor Danielle Riendeau hopped into the podcast bunker to discuss this and more.
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At Sports Illustrated, where he became the eighth managing editor in 2002, he "eliminated too many jobs to count," he writes.
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The Hill's Editor-in-Chief Bob Cusack and Managing Editor Ian Swanson will have their take on why Trump is dominating.
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"I think it will do really well opening up ahead of a holiday week," Erik Davis, managing editor at Fandango, said.
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She is Quinta Jurecic, the managing editor of Lawfare, and she will also write about other legal and national-security issues.
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"It could have been much more aggressive," said Paul Keckley, a health policy analyst and managing editor of the Keckley Report.
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First, its author is no obscure assistant professor, but the managing editor of Foreign Affairs, the premier American foreign policy journal.
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The Times morgue was the brainchild of Carr V. Van Anda, the managing editor of the newspaper from 1904 to 1932.
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Monica Drake, an assistant managing editor at The Times, writes that Bishop Curry's address was a nod to Ms. Markle's heritage.
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"Voting and consuming news — those things go hand in hand," said Tom Huang, assistant managing editor of The Dallas Morning News.
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Kahn is managing editor (at the Times, that's the vice president) and so his stamp is necessarily a little less clear.
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Jenny Town, managing editor of 38 North, said the work at Sohae could be an important move to keep negotiations going.
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Ms. Blumenstein has worked at The Journal since 1995, where she has held numerous senior positions, including managing editor of WSJ.
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The groom's mother, who won a Pulitzer Prize (1988) for editorial writing at The Orlando Sentinel, retired as managing editor there.
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ET features Jonathan Larsen, managing editor of TYT Investigates, about newly released docs obtained by the outlet about South Bend, Ind.
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Five of the site's more prominent reporters and editors, including the managing editor, Michael P. Ventura, were laid off in February.
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"This dirty war on the free press must end," wrote The Globe's deputy managing editor Marjorie Pritchard in making the appeal.
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Joseph Kahn, The Times's managing editor, said reporters and editors were fully aware of the pressure readers are trying to apply.
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Jennifer Van Laar, the deputy managing editor of RedState, justified running the images of Hill because of her position in Congress.
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"The U.S. is in a very difficult position," Nathaniel Rabkin, managing editor of the newsletter Inside Iraqi Politics, told VICE News.
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Prior to becoming managing editor, she was political editor and head of content at the agency, which News Corp acquired in 2013.
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But the most out-of-left-field approach—at least in New York City—is that of Gizmodo's managing editor, Andrew Couts.
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" NewsBuster managing editor Curtis Houck mocked the festival in a column headlined, "No self-awareness: Six unhinged moments from liberal media lovefest.
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" Jason Gorber, the managing editor of That Shelf, tweeted, "#OnceUponATimeInHollywood is a beautiful, brash rumination on the grime and beauty of Hollywood.
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Some people contribute as much every month, says Amberly Jane Campbell, who describes herself as "publisher, distributor, managing editor, and everything else".
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"WARNING: NSFW VIDEO BELOWWhen shown the video, Gizmodo Media Group executive managing editor Alex Dickinson said, "What's that?" followed immediately by, "Oh.
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" Jason Gorber, the managing editor of That Shelf, tweeted, "#OnceUponATimeInHollywood is a beautiful, brash rumination on the grime and beauty of Hollywood.
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"I was kind of the first sergeant," Norment told the Virginia Pilot of his position as managing editor on the yearbook staff.
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He then worked as a metro reporter, sports reporter, sports editor and managing editor (1976-&apos82) before returning to the sports department.
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Not everyone was impressed by Lemon's explanation and NewsBusters Managing Editor Curtis Houck wrote that "pompousness was on display" during the segment.
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Evelyn Larrubia, an investigative journalist who previously worked at The Los Angeles Times, will serve as managing editor for investigations, it said.
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Kondik is managing editor of Sabato's Crystal Ball, a nonpartisan newsletter on elections produced by the University of Virginia Center for Politics.
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Alex Friedmann, associate director of the Human Rights Defense Center and managing editor of Prison Legal News, calls that a bad move.
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The Washington Examiner's managing editor tweeted that the demise of the GOP's Obamacare alternative was a "massive embarrassment" for President Donald Trump.
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Wayne Winegarden, Ph.D., is a senior fellow in business and economics at the Pacific Research Institute and the managing editor of EconoStats.
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The opposition in Saturday's debate, Financial Times Managing Editor Gillian Tett, highlighted nefarious uses for bitcoin, its volatility and risks to investors.
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The freshman reporter Elias Levenson quickly became Bureau (as in the Elias Sports Bureau), and the managing editor Mitch Raab was Rabbi.
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"Everyone will want a piece of the pie," said Matthew Henman, managing editor of IHS Jane's Terrorism and Insurgency Center in London.
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" The site's managing editor Kyle Kondik wrote that "basically the NRCC got what it wanted and the [Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee] didn't.
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"We may at last be hearing the death knell of charges for breaching overdraft limits," said Guy Anker, managing editor at MoneySavingExpert.
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Farley is managing editor and host of "The Morning Briefing" and "The Midday Briefing" on P.O.T.U.S., Sirius XM's 24-hour politics channel.
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But Amanda Laugesen, its managing editor, said it was unique because it paid particular attention to how words and phrases had evolved.
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Denton, who is also Gawker's founder and managing editor, reportedly plans on leaving the company if its sale to Univision goes through.
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For managing editor Goudreau, ponying up the extra fare for a direct flight is worth it — it eliminates so many potential headaches.
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Clifford Levy, the deputy managing editor of The New York Times, responded to Trump's tweet, saying the newspaper stands by its work.
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Tourbillons are extremely difficult to engineer and manufacture, said Jack Forster, the managing editor of Hodinkee, meaning they have always been rare.
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Naturopaths "loathe Britt because she's a traitor," David Gorski, a doctor and the managing editor of Science-Based Medicine, told STAT News.
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"I think a lot of kids are realizing how much nostalgia they have for 'Frozen,'" said Erik Davis, managing editor at Fandango.
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"Things will definitely get complicated if (and) when the diplomacy seriously stalls," said Oliver Hotham, managing editor of the Korea Risk Group.
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Managing editor, Because Magazine I have no idea what the charm is in my ear as it is a woven abstract shape.
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Lowen Liu, formerly Slate's managing editor and deputy editor, has served as the publications's acting editor in chief since Ms. Turner's departure.
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"She was always reading something," Michael Longacre, a former creative director and managing editor of the paper, said in a telephone interview.
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STREEP Yeah, but just think if I had been the managing editor of The Washington Post and you had been my publisher.
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Her mother is a journalist in residence at American University in Washington, and is the managing editor of its investigative-reporting workshop.
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Jency Jacob, the managing editor of Boom, said Facebook needed to do more, including making it easier for users to report misinformation.
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Glenn Kramon, a former assistant managing editor at The New York Times, is a lecturer at the Stanford Graduate School of Business.
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I was really struck by a terrific Op-Ed in our pages by Philip Klein, the managing editor of The Washington Examiner.
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TechCrunch managing editor Danny Crichton says companies shouldn't make it impossible for law enforcement to access their customers' data with a warrant.
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Today: a Managing Editor who has a $96,000 joint income and spends some of her money this week on an Anthropologie candle.
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It will be moderated by CBS Evening News anchor and managing editor Norah O'Donnell and CBS This Morning co-host Gayle King.
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To find out, Extra Crunch Managing Editor Eric Eldon spoke to Drift CEO and founder David Cancel at TechCrunch Disrupt San Francisco.
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The group did not include Mr. Rich or Kristen Lee, the managing editor, who is leaving as part of Tronc's aggressive plan.
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Gawker's founder and managing editor filed for bankruptcy earlier this month after a prolonged legal battle with former professional wrestler Hulk Hogan.
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Instead, he spent nine years as a managing editor of South-North News Service in Hanover N.H., editing copy from foreign correspondents.
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That probably dates to the days of Allan M. Siegal, a former assistant managing editor who is much revered in the newsroom.
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It was the managing editor telling him they wanted to publish the piece as an editorial, as the Christian Post's official stance.
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The eerie parallel was first pointed out by Brooke Binkowski, a journalist and former managing editor of the fact-checking website Snopes.
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"It will be a change in the way we produce journalism," said the managing editor, Joe Kahn, who is leading the process.
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And on Wednesday, the network's Washington senior vice president and managing editor Bill Sammon suggested that the DNC is making a mistake.
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On Wednesday, The Times announced the promotion of Clifford J. Levy, a top digital editor, to the position of deputy managing editor.
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Assistant managing editor of audio, film, TV and digital projects Sam Dolnick, who helped launch the popular podcast, also made the cut.
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The company has an actual editor in chief, former Fortune managing editor Dan Roth, who makes editorial decisions about what constitutes news.
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To find out, I called Haeryun Kang, the managing editor of Korea Exposé, an English-language magazine and website based in Seoul.
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Unsurprisingly, social media was key to Central Michigan Life's coverage for gathering and sharing information, said Jordyn Hermani, managing editor at the time.
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The crew were "shook around" and told control centers they felt "weightlessness," according to Chris Bergin, managing editor of the news website NASASpaceFlight.com.
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It learned it was being purged at the same time everyone else did, according to my former colleague James Reader, its managing editor.
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Thursday morning, Axios Managing Editor Kim Hart hosted a conversation on autonomous vehicles and how transportation technology will impact the future with Rep.
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His subject is MotiveAI, a company co-founded by Facebook's first and only managing editor, Dan Fletcher, and former Verge staffer Kirsten Frisina.
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At that point, I'd been working for almost a year as a contract managing editor for a blog owned by a TV company.
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The company is helmed by ex-Economic Times pair Pankaj Mishra (CEO/editor-in-chief — and former TechCruncher) and Jayadevan PK (managing editor).
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" —Mark Halperin, managing editor of Bloomberg Politics "Now if they could just split the gig -- Bernie would cover domestic, Hillary on foreign policy.
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"Her children will not have titles because the royal titles go down the male line," Joe Little, managing editor of Majesty, tells PEOPLE.
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" NewsBusters Managing Editor Curtis Houck told Fox News that ProPublica's piece "should go in the dictionary under what a 'fishing expedition' looks like.
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Richard Meade, the managing editor of shipping industry publication Lloyds List, described the significance of the Stena's seizure as "huge" for the region.
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Ernie Deeb, Senior Product Manager, Gizmodo Media GroupEditor's Note: Ernie only provided the following video:Katie Drummond, Former Executive Managing Editor, Gizmodo Media Group.
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"We will continue to hold power accountable and we will continue to tell the truth," Chay Hofilena, Rappler's acting managing editor, told reporters.
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Unfortunately, Managing Editor Danielle Riendeau is sick, which means it's just me and Editor-in-Chief Austin Walker holding down the podcast fort.
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It was quickly labeled a "dementia tax" by the managing editor of the Conservative-supporting Spectator magazine and former Tory speechwriter, Will Heaven.
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"Research shows very clear connections between eating disorders and sexual violence," says Melissa Fabello, eating disorder scholar and managing editor of Everyday Feminism.
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Joanna Webster has been named Managing Editor for Strategy and Operations in EMEA and Scott Malone has been named Bureau Chief in Boston.
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Read more below: Comrades, It gives me great pleasure to announce Joanna Webster as the Managing Editor for Strategy and Operations in EMEA.
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"The highest percentage, 40%, say the Trump administration gets an 'F' in health care so far," said Gabriel Perna, Physicians Practice managing editor.
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The groom, 35, works in Manhattan as a managing editor of Bloomberg Television; he oversees the network's editorial content in the United States.
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"There was a healthy amount of debate every year over this when Obama was president," said Dilshad Ali, a managing editor at Patheos.
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The groom's father retired in 2006 as an assistant managing editor and the standards editor after 46 years at The New York Times.
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I was surprised and encouraged to find out that Adrianne Jeffries, Motherboard's managing editor, thinks that this will start to change in 2016.
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"That's a complaint we often hear from Democratic groups not happy with our polling," Fran Coombs, Rasmussen's managing editor, said of Newall's criticism.
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TV's "Rising" program features Roland Martin, the host and managing editor of "Roland Martin Unfiltered," to discuss the Democratic primary debate, and Rep.
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MORT SHEINMAN, Retired managing editor at Women's Wear Daily When Bill came to Women's Wear in the 60s, I was covering Seventh Avenue.
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"We're witnessing the emergence of a business that is about to become a massive economic force," Chris Walsh, managing editor of MBD, explained.
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She is the assistant managing editor of the Cavalier Daily and has been a fellow with The Nation and Anna Julia Cooper Center.
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Although the company has had its share of ups and downs, many users, like managing editor Jenna Goudreau, deem it worth the price.
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"North Korea obviously does feel more confident and ready to have these discussions," Jenny Town, the managing editor of 38 North, tells Axios.
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Before we get there, though, it's time for a podcast, this time with the added bonus of our new managing editor Danielle Riendeau!
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Managing Editor Danielle Riendeau joined us for that, alongside new thoughts on what defines a Souls-like, and more from The Question Bucket.
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I was not a journalist — I was an English teacher on maternity leave — but the managing editor offered me a weekly column anyway.
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And Rebecca Blumenstein, the deputy managing editor of The New York Times, interviewed Bill Gates on Twitter about his work around the globe.
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"What really stood out for the U.S. is the increase in the negative experiences," said Julie Ray, Gallup's managing editor for world news.
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He was the managing editor of The Wall Street Journal from 1983 to 1991 and then the paper's top editor for a year.
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Chay F. Hofileña, who is head of investigations at Rappler, has written about media corruption, and Glenda Gloria, managing editor, about military corruption.
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"Wherever I traveled around the world, people asked about Bobbie Battista, especially soldiers stationed overseas," said Charles Hoff, CNN's former deputy managing editor.
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Liberation arrived on June 15, 1987, in a note to the staff from Allan M. Siegal, who was then an assistant managing editor.
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For example, you can save hundreds of dollars if you shop around for your auto insurance, said Les Masterson, managing editor of Insurance.
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"Reading your insurance policy can be kind of boring, but you need to be well informed," said Jason Hargraves, the company's managing editor.
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It was the "most classless act ever conducted in Congress," Ian Miles Cheong, the managing editor of the conservative website Human Events, charged.
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"The schtick of trying to be edgy just gets old after a while," said Josh Kirshenbaum, a senior and The Daily's managing editor.
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His brother, Lawrence, a former deputy managing editor and business editor of The New York Times, said the cause was complications of cancer.
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Sam Taxy, Chicago We asked Phil Corbett, the associate managing editor for standards, whether The Times has considered refraining from using the term.
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EDT: PBS NewsHour co-anchor and managing editor Gwen Ifill sits down with President Obama for an exclusive interview at a town hall.
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Wolfe, the managing editor of the website Encyclopedia Virginia, writes admiringly about Beiderbecke's "bell-like tone" and the "cool reserve" of his playing.
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Carine Martinez-Gouhier is a policy analyst and the managing editor of the Center for Economic Freedom at the Texas Public Policy Foundation.
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"We explained over and over again how much uncertainty there was in this year's race," said David Firestone, the managing editor of FiveThirtyEight.
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Arthur Gelb, who died in 2015, was a former culture editor and managing editor of The Times, and theater was his great passion.
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Gap insurance has become more prevalent as car prices rise and financing terms lengthen, said Matt DeLorenzo, managing editor for Kelley Blue Book.
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"[Bin Laden] is not a larger-than-life figure with broad historical sweep," Jim Kelly, the magazine's managing editor, said at the time.
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"It's easy to forget that Cartier was arguably the most important design house of the 20th century," said Stephen Pulvirent, Hodinkee's managing editor.
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The bride's father is the managing editor of Newsday in Melville, N.Y. Her mother is a communications consultant in Ridgewood for nonprofit organizations.
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Mr. Jenkins wrote it after leaving Sports Illustrated in the 1980s in a dispute with the managing editor at the time, Gilbert Rogin.
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His father is the managing editor of Today's Science, a publication of Infobase, which is a New York provider of supplemental educational materials.
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We're here with Cindy Cohn, the executive director of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, and Claire Boyle, the managing editor of McSweeney's Quarterly Concern.
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"The &aposself care&apos movement tends to focus on solo activities — like a facial or an indulgent dessert," said Margaret Jones, Eventbrite's managing editor.
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Still, "having more money is not always predictive of success," according to Kyle Kondik, managing editor of nonpartisan election analysis site Sabato's Crystal Ball.
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Managing editor Annie Colbert played and I sat beside her with my thumb hovering over the Google search bar shortcut on my home screen.
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Matthew Panzarino has been a retail jockey, professional photographer, independent blogger, Managing Editor at The Next Web and now Editor-In-Chief at TechCrunch.
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"Many prospective students are looking to other countries for their education," said Anita Narayan, managing editor of education at U.S. News in a statement.
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He worked as a journalist for more than four decades and served as a managing editor of Ebony magazine, the legendary African-American publication.
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"The biggest issue with those two movies is they cannot use any existing MCU story," Erik Davis, managing editor at Fandango, wrote on Twitter.
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I'd been with the publication in some capacity since 203, working my way up from a freelance contributor to blog editor to managing editor.
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Indeed, the world's priciest apartment is in talks to be sold in New York, Hiten Samtani, managing editor of The Real Deal, told CNBC.
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Motherboard Managing Editor Emanuel Maiberg, did not see any of the two results, but did see results unrelated to his Facebook or internet activity.
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You can meet Managing Editor Jordan Crook, Head of Startup Battlefield Neesha A. Tambe, Battlefield Host Anthony Ha, Hardware Editor Brian Heater and more.
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Joe Little, managing editor of Majesty magazine, tells PEOPLE that Peter and William were close as teenagers and that bond continues with their children.
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She attended Harvard and Columbia, oversaw the New York Times's book department as editorial director, and served as the deputy managing editor of Time.
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From their conversations, she hired him as Managing Editor — creating the team that would put the Post on the map and change journalism forever.
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NewsBusters managing editor Curtis Houck, who oversees a site dedicated to exposing and combating liberal bias, is in awe of Behar's rise in popularity.
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And the possibility of major Democratic gains will largely be out of the party's hands, noted Kyle Kondik, managing editor of Sabato's Crystal Ball.
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It's official: Managing Editor Danielle Riendeau and Editor-in-Chief Austin Walker have until the release of Cyberpunk 2077 to finish The Witcher 3.
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With Editor-in-Chief Austin Walker coughing up a lung, myself and Managing Editor Danielle Riendeau picked up the slack on the podcast today.
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The goal was to showcase models whose beauty is not "cookie cutter," Sports Illustrated's assistant managing editor, MJ Day, said in the magazine's announcement.
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"Men, typically we found across industries ... they're not as cognizant as their female counterparts to these issues," said Caroline Fairchild, managing editor at LinkedIn.
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It also fired a managing editor, Denis Galava, in January, supposedly for publishing an editorial without getting proper approval from the editor in chief.
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Mohamed S. Younis is the managing editor at Gallup, an advisory firm that specializes in big data analytics of employees, customers, students and citizens.
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Ryan Borba, the managing editor of Pollstar, a trade publication that covers the touring industry, said the competition had led to higher production standards.
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"They're holding more and more overnight securities to cover redemptions to make sure they're not having any problems," said Mike Krasner, iMoneyNet managing editor.
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Susan Hennessey, managing editor at Lawfare, tweeted that e-filing the report requires entering a password or clicking through a dialogue box 28 times.
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Read more below: I am delighted to announce that Paritosh Bansal has been appointed Managing Editor for News in the Americas, reporting to me.
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Speaking with Recode's managing editor, Edmund Lee, Weir said this accidental act of crowdfunding does not, in fact, represent the future of all media.
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"When I was growing up, they said we were in an ice age," said Kyle Lovern, the managing editor of The Williamson Daily News.
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Our journalists, including our deputy managing editor, Matt Purdy, are available to answer readers' questions on how we report these kinds of sensitive stories.
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He joined The Times in 1981, and held many jobs in two decades at the paper, including chief political correspondent and deputy managing editor.
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"Since Pulwama we've been working seven days a week," said Jency Jacob, managing editor at BOOM, referring to the site of the suicide attack.
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The companies are Time-Warner and AT&T, and joining us from New York to talk about them is Recode Managing Editor Ed Lee.
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Last week, the company announced a new executive managing editor of its website and said it planned to hire roughly a dozen more journalists.
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Mr. Reece recently recruited a black managing editor, Timothy Turner, and a black music columnist, Joycelyn Wilson, a media studies professor at Georgia Tech.
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Kyle Kondik, managing editor of Sabato's Crystal Ball at the University of Virginia Center for Politics, credited Mr. Bloomberg's operation for picking smart races.
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During the early 20143s she was managing editor of Publishers Weekly and wrote the "Paperback Talk" column for The New York Times Book Review.
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During A. M. Rosenthal's years as managing editor and executive editor, beginning in 213, a preliminary news conference was held at 21:303 p.m.
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"I admire the bravery of Mamoudou Gassama," said Raphaël Glucksmann, the managing editor of a left-leaning literary review, in a post on Facebook.
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Joe Marshall, managing editor of Survival Life, a website that supports an online retail operation and the Banana Bay Tactical shop in Austin, Tex.
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At TechCrunch Disrupt San Francisco last week, Extra Crunch managing editor Eric Eldon sat down with Andrew Chen, a general partner at Andreessen Horowitz.
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"Every baby boomer can tell you where they were when they learned that J.F.K. was shot," writes Sam Dolnick, a Times assistant managing editor.
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Brendan McBryde is a managing editor for The Borgen Project, a national campaign working to make global poverty a focus of U.S. foreign policy.
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"The House [members] are generally pretty politically savvy people," said Kyle Kondik, managing editor of Sabato's Crystal Ball, a politics website that handicaps elections.
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Her third husband, Robert DeLeon, the managing editor of Jet magazine, died in a car crash in 1977, two years after they were wed.
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Stuart White, the managing editor; Brendan O'Byrne; the business editor; Jenni Reid, the web editor; and Mr. Baliga all refused to comply and resigned.
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In addition to his sister Jessica, the managing editor of Feral House, he is survived by another sister, Juliet Parfrey, and a brother, Jonathan.
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TYT Investigates' Managing Editor Jonathan Larsen breaks down his latest reporting on Mayor Pete and his firing of South Bend's first black police chief.
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Mr. Ingrassia was named deputy editor in chief of Thomson Reuters in 2011 and was managing editor of Reuters when he retired in 2016.
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I have had some mystery short stories published in Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, where I was once the managing editor many, many years ago.
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"[Universal and Amblin] promoted it as a film that needed to be seen on the big screen," Erik Davis, managing editor at Fandango, said.
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But on Tuesday, Tracy Grant, managing editor of The Post, said in a short statement that Sonmez's tweets did not violate the newspaper's policies.
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He was one of its original hires and has served as managing editor for the organization's breaking news unit for the past 23 years.
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"There were some really good Hillary-wins headlines," Ben Berkley, the managing editor, said, pulling up a never-published front page on his laptop.
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"It's a sense of, 'I'm going to protect what's mine — even if I have to get my camera,'" Jason Hargraves, managing editor of insuranceQuotes.
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But Walter Isaacson, former CNN chairman and Time managing editor, said it's about time social media executives stepped in to moderate the online conversation.
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"We — @nytimes — stand by our reporting, which was confirmed by multiple people close to the president," Clifford Levy, the newspaper's deputy managing editor, tweeted.
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Along with Matthew Purdy, a deputy managing editor, she will steer the daily online and print coverage, including selecting articles for the front page.
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Mr. Barber, who used to be the managing editor of the newspaper's United States operation, had become friendly with Mr. Moonves over the years.
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Among those departing are the current Managing Editor Laila Pedro, Managing Director Sara Christoph, Consulting Editorial Director Amy Ontiveros, and Art Director Maggie Barrett.
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We're very excited to have been here with Zach Stafford and Trish Bendix, the editor-in-chief and managing editor of the digital magazine Into.
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Today: a managing editor working in digital media who makes about $50,000 per year and spends some of her money this week on Baked Lays.
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"Most consumers know to look to Toyota for value and reliability," U.S. News Best Car rankings managing editor, Jamie Page Deaton, said in a statement.
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By the '80s, "Daredevil was kind of in limbo, creatively and commercially," says Albert Ching, managing editor of the comics industry website Comic Book Resources.
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"Perhaps had Thomas Jefferson written it as 'Native Americans at a challenging stage of cultural development' that would have been better," the managing editor quipped.
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Washington Free Beacon managing editor David Rutz wrote a column highlighting examples of far-left critics who planned to protest regardless of who Trump selected.
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And our prestigious research team, led by deputy managing editor Joanna Pearlstein, will be fact-checking behind the scenes to investigate the candidate's claims live.
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You can find predictions for the film categories from New Republic managing editor Elaine Teng, news editor Alex Shephard, and culture editor Michelle Legro below.
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One of the victims, assistant managing editor Rob Hiaasen, was an adjunct lecturer who taught his first class at the school in the spring semester.
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Today: a managing editor working in digital media in Canada who makes $60,000 per year and spends some of her paycheck this week on cacti.
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Greg Waldron, Asia Managing Editor at Flightglobal, an industry publication, added to Reuters that another possible source of the piece could be a space rocket.
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John, who will be based in London, fills the role that was vacated when Jo Webster became Managing Editor for Strategy and Operations in EMEA.
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Thirty years ago, Sports Illustrated's then-managing editor, Mark Mulvoy, always one for surprises, named eight athletes as the franchise's collective Sportsperson of the Year.
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"Trump seems to be a nightmare for everyone here," Hanin Ghaddar, managing editor of Now, an English news site based in Lebanon, said in March.
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"'Captain Marvel' has a great '90s sci-fi vibe with a tone unlike any other Marvel movie," Erik Davis, managing editor at Fandango, said Thursday.
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Engadget's Managing Editor Dana Wollman said calling it a 'hoverboard' is actually a misnomer, since they are more like a Segway minus the handle bar.
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Photo provided by Veronica de SouzaAfter three years of toil, Gizmodo Media Group's last Executive Managing Editor Alex Dickinson is off to his next adventure.
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The company, Ring—which Amazon acquired for $1 billion last year—wants to hire a Managing Editor, News, according to a job posting on Amazon.
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That risk report would have been released years ago if it weren't for pressures from the chemical industry, according to EWG managing editor Bill Walker.
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In February, former Yahoo Autos Managing Editor Gregory Anderson sued the company, accusing it of gender discrimination and violations related to the job review process.
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"We've been under threat for years now," said Ken Koehn, a 25-year veteran of The Tribune who had been its managing editor since 2012.
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To do what Whitlock could not, ESPN hired Merida, a calm, experienced leader who was the first African-American managing editor at The Washington Post.
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In conversation with our international managing editor, Michael Slackman, we decided the story should be about more than just the announcement of a new leader.
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Kaitlyn and I talk to two of our Verge colleagues: Managing Editor T.C. Sottek and Senior Features Editor Michael Zelenko about why they unfollow people.
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In New York, an Army captain who was acquainted with the assistant managing editor, Turner Catledge, showed up at the newspaper's headquarters off Times Square.
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One of his colleagues and close friends at the newspaper was Gerald M. Boyd, who later became the managing editor of The New York Times.
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Mr. Murray, 61, a former deputy managing editor of The Wall Street Journal, succeeds Norman Pearlstine, 73, a former editor in chief of Time Inc.
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Hiaasen, 59, was slain in the newsroom Thursday while performing his duties as the assistant managing editor of the Capital Gazette newspaper in Annapolis, Maryland.
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"Meanwhile, Joe Little, managing editor at Majesty magazine, told Insider that the decision would have been made "to avoid long-term damage to the monarchy.
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However, one thing Diana didn't have to face was the scrutiny through social media, as pointed out by Joe Little, managing editor at Majesty magazine.
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Marvel paired Xana O'Neill, the managing editor of ABC News Digital, and the producer Rym Momtaz with the artist Dalibor Talajic to shape the material.
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The Hill managing editor Ian Swanson and staff writer Alexander Bolton describe how January's events may set the tone in Washington for this election year.
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Part one: Mic's former exec editor Kerry Lauerman and former managing editor Colleen Curry share what went wrong (and what went right!) at the startup.
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"I think pretty clearly the most important factor is Trump himself," said Kyle Kondik, the managing editor of Sabato's Crystal Ball, a top election handicapper.
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That assertion was so outlandish, said Michael Slackman, international managing editor for The Times, that it helped confirm suspicions about the veracity of their interview.
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In a memo to staff on Wednesday, Reuters Americas Regional Editor Tiffany Wu announced the appointment of Paritosh Bansal as Americas Managing Editor for News.
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Colin Joyce, Managing Editor: I have no qualms about drinking something fertilized with human waste (it's sterile...or something) but I don't like gimmicky beers.
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Axios Managing Editor Kim Hart hosts a conversation on the effect of 5G technology on everything from retail to entertainment to public policy, featuring Sen.
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Danielle Riendeau, Managing Editor: Bowser, because I want to talk to him about why he's always ruining Mario's vacations, and where his kids came from.
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Today's podcast features Managing Editor Danielle Riendeau, Editor-in-Chief Austin Walker, and myself doing what needs to be done: cleaning up The Question Bucket.
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Tune in as Axios Managing Editor Kim Hart interviews Facebook's head of global safety policy, Antigone Davis and vice president of product management, Guy Rosen.
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Noisey's managing editor Leslie Horn joins to take a look at Drake's more sensitive lyrics to try to get a feel for Drake's romantic side.
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"This guy had been the hope of Ethiopians," said Abel Wabella, 31, managing editor of the Gobena Street news site, who was at the funeral.
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When the anonymous sourcing is central to the story, it generally must be approved by an even higher-ranking editor like a deputy managing editor.
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Bernie Sanders was lagging behind Biden in every single county in Michigan, Missouri, and Mississippi, according to Kyle Kondik, managing editor of Sabato's Crystal Ball.
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Forbes's assistant managing editor told me that Kylie Jenner's unpublished score would be a seven, reflecting that she got a head start from wealthy parents.
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Max Fisher, who writes The Times's Interpreter column with Amanda Taub, recently spoke with The Times's managing editor, Joe Kahn, a former Beijing bureau chief.
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"The program really injected a lot of discipline into what we were doing," said Tracey Taylor, co-founder and managing editor of the site, Berkeleyside.
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You're a married father of two who works as the managing editor at a tech gossip magazine, but feels that he deserves much much more.
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" Tracy Grant, The Post's managing editor, said in a statement on Monday that the tweets "displayed poor judgement that undermined the work of her colleagues.
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"It's a great way to keep my finger on the pulse and get new leads and find stories," said Abbie Perrault, 27, the managing editor.
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Stuart A. Reid is a managing editor at Foreign Affairs and the author of a forthcoming book from Pantheon Books about the 1960s Congo crisis.
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His mother is a founder and the managing editor of The Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience, an academic publication based at the University of California, Berkeley.
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The app is driven by machine-learning algorithms, but it also has an editorial team led by Rich Jaroslovsky, the first managing editor of WSJ.
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Mr. Greider worked for 21968 years at The Post, where he was a national correspondent, an assistant managing editor for national news and a columnist.
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The readout from the talks did not sound very promising, said Jenny Town, a managing editor at 38 North, a Washington-based North Korea project.
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Still, multiple factors could make winning in Ohio and Arizona more difficult than the upset in Pennsylvania, writes Kyle Kondik, Sabato's Crystal Ball managing editor.
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In September, it elevated Joseph Kahn to the position of managing editor, positioning him as a leading candidate to succeed Dean Baquet, the executive editor.
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Washington Post managing editor Tracy Grant confirmed the suspension in the Post report, adding that claims against the staff writer would continue to be investigated.
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CNBC Make It managing editor Jenna Goudreau says that low energy is the number one thing that can ruin a job interview and Brar agrees.
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"You can't overstate how deep the ties go between these two governments," Eric Olander, managing editor of the nonpartisan China Africa Project, told VICE News.
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The book's author, the novelist Rachel Khong, joined the magazine as managing editor in its second issue and left as an executive editor in 2016.
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"This is something a lot of fans want to happen," said Hannah Bevis, managing editor for The Ice Garden, a website that covers women's hockey.
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Her office was a place to come to gripe, gossip, ask for guidance and more, said Matthew Purdy, another deputy managing editor at The Times.
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About 27 million people took a cruise in 2018, up from 20.5 million in 2013, according to Monty Mathisen, managing editor of Cruise Industry News.
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ABE ROSENTHAL (Michael Stuhlbarg) and PUNCH SULZBERGER (Gary Wilmes): In the 1970s, A.M. Rosenthal was The Times's managing editor and, like Bradlee, an imposing presence.
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If they're not, you can get the same concept with fish, farm animals, dinosaurs, birds, flowers, cats, bugs, horses... ($15) —Kate Dailey, managing editor, operations
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Editor-in-Chief Austin Walker is still on vacation, but I'm holding down the fort with Managing Editor Danielle Riendeau and Group Publisher Joel Fowler.
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Back when Geraldine was assisting the managing editor at Province, Canada's weekly newsmagazine, Barett, then in his second year at York University, was an editorial intern.
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"Unlike Mercury retrograde's effects (which manifest as external forces), Pluto retrograde affects us on a subconscious level," explains Narayana Montúfar, managing editor of horoscopes for Horoscope.com.
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The invitation says shorts are welcome, as the slain Capital assistant managing editor wouldn&apost have wanted attendees to have to wear a suit for him.
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"She was not as prominent perhaps as some people might have expected, but there's a pecking order," Joe Little, managing editor of Majesty magazine, told PEOPLE.
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Hannah Hiaasen, his youngest daughter, said the family called him "Big Rob" — a nickname that perfectly fit the assistant managing editor who stood 6-foot-5.
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Axios Managing Editor Kim Hart guest hosts for Dan and looks into the deepening digital divide across the nation for school children with Axios' Meg Marco.
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"'The Secret Life of Pets' is super-relatable to pet owners and enjoyable for all family members," Erik Davis, Fandango's managing editor, said in a statement.
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As cinemas are often part of retail complexes, advertisers may further benefit from sales before or after movies, according to WARC Data Managing Editor James McDonald.
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Despite the internal turmoil, Into thrived through the second half of 2018 under the leadership of Editor-in-Chief Zach Stafford and Managing Editor Trish Bendix.
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Then, in 1945, Louis F. Budenz, the managing editor of the Daily Worker, renounced communism and created the "List of 400 Concealed Communists" for the FBI.
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I've held several jobs since as a writer and editor, and now as a managing editor at CNBC Digital people frequently ask for my career advice.
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Jessica West, a program officer at Project Ploughshares and the managing editor of its Space Security Index, believes the AAS is right to raise the issue.
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Mohamed, the managing editor of Citizen TV, recounted that she, too, had experienced a hotel attack during a recent reporting trip to Somalia but escaped unhurt.
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Last week, Canadian journalist Patrick O'Rourke, managing editor of Mobile Syrup, became the latest known victim of this scam and published an account of his experience.
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"I definitely think 'The Lion King' is going to be among the year's biggest films at the box office," Erik Davis, managing editor of Fandango said.
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"At this point, I'd very much rather be the Democrats right now than the Republicans," Kyle Kondik, managing editor of Sabato's Crystal Ball, told The Hill.
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Android Police's Managing Editor David Ruddock and Engadget's Reviews Editor Cherlynn Low joins this week's MashTalk to tell you if the phone's worth it or not.
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"We're witnessing the emergence of a business that is about to become a massive economic force," wrote managing editor Chris Walsh in the publication's 2016 factbook.
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Before the piece was published, the Times' sharp-eyed managing editor, Carr Van Anda, noticed what appeared to be a mistake in one of the formulas.
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"Since we know the president gets the report way in advance, it's probably safe to assume it's a beat," Yahoo Finance Managing Editor Sam Ro tweeted.
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"I have so much to say, but most importantly the time I spent at @mic was the best of my career," wrote Managing Editor Colleen Curry.
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Trevor Burrus is a research fellow in the Cato Institute's Robert A. Levy Center for Constitutional Studies and managing editor of the Cato Supreme Court Review.
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In 2013, it was announced that Smith would become the managing editor of Fox News' new breaking news division and the host of "Shepard Smith Reporting."
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Before joining the books desk at The Times last year, Ms. Jones was deputy managing editor at Time magazine, where she oversaw the Time 100 issue.
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Previously, he held senior editorial positions at The Nation Magazine and Al Jazeera America digital, and was managing editor of the award-winning news blog Firedoglake.
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That is why Matt DeLorenzo, managing editor for news at Kelley Blue Book, cautions against buying off-brand fuels, which might contain water and other contaminants.
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But drivers will need to dig into the details to see if savings would pan out, said Matt DeLorenzo, a managing editor for Kelley Blue Book.
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Carol Stevens, an A.B.A. spokeswoman and a former managing editor of USA Today, said the association had only minor and routine objections to the article's tone.
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Latino Magazine editor Alfredo Estrada will contribute to the site, and Rafael Bernal, a former managing editor at UPI, will lead The Hill Latino's editorial team.
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"Simply put, AT&T is having a hard time retaining customers," Recode's managing editor Ed Lee said on the latest episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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The Association of LGBTQ Journalists (NLGJA) announced today that Reuters Deputy Managing Editor for Operations Arlyn Gajilan is the recipient of the 2019 NLGJA Leadership Award.
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Featuring Tom DeLonge, Motherboard Editor in Chief Derek Mead, Senior Supervising Producer Chris O'Coin, managing editor Adrianne Jeffries, reporter Jason Koebler, and paranormal investigator Dark Journalist.
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The Post's Managing Editor Emilio Garcia-Ruiz tells Axios that the focus is not to extend their millennial reach, but to experiment with alternative storytelling techniques.
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" Brooke Binkowski, managing editor of the hoax-debunking Snopes, was asked if she had seen a spike in fake news aimed at liberals: "Of course yes!
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"Democrats are now a little better than 22018-50 to win the House," concludes Kyle Kondik, the managing editor of UVA professor Larry Sabato's Crystal Ball.
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After severing ties with the managing editor, the Examiner's parent company said it would have a third-party conduct an investigation into the outlet's workplace culture.
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About 299 staff members were in attendance, a group that did not include Mr. Rich or Kristen Lee, the managing editor, who was also laid off.
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Before joining the books desk at The Times last year, Ms. Jones was deputy managing editor at Time magazine, where she oversaw the Time 100 issue.
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One question returns again and again in "Up Up, Down Down," the debut collection of essays by Cheston Knapp, the managing editor of the Portland, Ore.
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Steve Duenes, an assistant managing editor and head of the Graphics desk, said that in breaking news events, the team starts by focusing on the scene.
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He is a cousin of the publisher A. G. Sulzberger and of Sam Dolnick, an assistant managing editor who has helped spearhead The Times's video efforts.
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Text messages, however, can pose a particular problem, said Graham Brookie, the director and managing editor of the Digital Forensic Research Lab at the Atlantic Council.
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"The housing market pressure on both older Americans and younger Americans is ratcheting up right now," said David Weidner, managing editor for economic research at Trulia.
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Ms. Greenhouse, 31, is the managing editor of The New Yorker, and before joining the magazine in 2014, worked at The New York Review of Books.
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Matt Purdy, our deputy managing editor, and Amy Fiscus, our national security editor, have responded to a selection, which have been edited and condensed for clarity.
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In 2016, Arlyn was appointed deputy managing editor of operations in the Americas for Reuters and worked across a range of newsroom priorities and special projects.
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The paper's managing editor, Arthur Clarke, didn't have the city's new sports superstar in mind when he created the back page, which had debuted on Nov.
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The change (interestingly, two days ago the Times posted a job opening for managing editor for the Opinion section) thus doesn't come as a huge surprise.
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"It's hard to turn up the volume when the speaker is already blown out and everyone's ears are already bleeding," the managing editor, Ben Berkley, said.
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Matthew Purdy, a deputy managing editor at The New York Times, said on Tuesday that the Mr. Trump's remarks had to be assessed one by one.
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Instead of choosing the newest ship, Chris Gray Faust, managing editor of Cruise Critic, points out that better deals can be found on older, refurbished vessels.
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He began his newspaper career as a reporter for The Claremont Daily Eagle (now The Eagle Times) and from 1954 to 1966 was its managing editor.
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"We concluded that it was newsworthy that a top Trump aide used such language," Cliff Levy, a deputy managing editor at The Times, wrote on Twitter.
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Ms. Moody, 36, is the managing editor for publications of the Travel Leaders Group, a travel agency company; she works from a home office in Philadelphia.
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Ressa's arrest follows that of Rappler's managing editor and five other former and current board members earlier this week, according to the online Filipino news site.
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The new procedures require more oversight by top editors and Phil Corbett, associate managing editor for standards, says the new rules have had a positive impact.
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Gene Krzyzynski, Tonawanda, N.Y. While we can't speak to anyone's specific book contract, we asked Phil Corbett, the associate managing editor for standards, for his take.
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"A suspension in China is very significant, as this is a major market for Boeing," said Greg Waldron, Asia managing editor at aviation research firm FlightGlobal.
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"The silence, even after Biegun's speech in Seoul, makes me concerned," Jenny Town, managing editor at the North Korea monitoring website 38 North, said on Twitter.
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Why it matters, per Axios Business Managing Editor Jennifer Kingson: Variable annuities, meant to generate income in retirement, fluctuate depending on the performance of various markets.
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He joined The Washington Post in 22006 with the title of assistant managing editor, responsible for, among other things, choosing color photographs for the front page.
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The latest case also includes charges against Rappler's managing editor, Glenda Gloria, and people who were on the news media outlet's board of directors in 2016.
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His older brother, Mason Adams, played Charlie Hume, the managing editor of the newspaper that was the setting of the television series "Lou Grant," starring Ed Asner.
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Last month, Snap hired Xana O'Neill, formerly managing editor for digital at ABC News, to serve as an executive producer and help manage the team Hamby built.
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Earlier on Thursday, Alex Zalben, managing editor at TV Guide, discovered that Trump's account was linked to Gmail -- which would potentially leave the account vulnerable to hackers.
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Bernstein's father, Gideon, told reporters on Friday that his son had just become the managing editor of Penn Appétit, a food magazine at the University of Pennsylvania.
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"The shift to trucks is really the driver to profitability and the margins," said Kelley Blue Book senior managing editor Matt DeLorenzo said on CNBC's Closing Bell.
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"It was deemed by some people to be a bit revealing, but personally I couldn't see any harm in it," Joe Little, Majesty managing editor, tells PEOPLE.
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Kim Peiffer, the managing editor at InStyle, penned a personal essay about what it's like to watch an ex-boyfriend participate on all of these dating shows.
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Fred Njiriri, K24's managing editor, told BuzzFeed News in a WhatsApp message that the network believed Estes had followed the process of a traditional Pokot wedding.
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A man's headshot photo appeared alongside the message — but although the man pictured works at Patriot Post as its managing editor, he isn't actually named Nate Jackson.
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"She was not as prominent perhaps as some people might have expected, but there's a pecking order," Joe Little, managing editor of Majesty magazine, previously told PEOPLE.
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"What really stood out for the U.S. is the increase in the negative experiences," Julie Ray, Gallup's managing editor for world news, told The New York Times.
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Al-Muhandis holds a "pivotal" position in Iraq&aposs political and security hierarchy, said Nathaniel Rabkin, managing editor of Inside Iraqi Politics, a political risk assessment newsletter.
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According to Chris Bergin, managing editor for NASASpaceflight, the revival of a LC-39A is being greeted with unadulterated glee by most folks in the spaceflight community.
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LUSAKA (Reuters) - Zambia's tax authorities have shut down a newspaper critical of the government, accusing it of failing to pay taxes, its managing editor said on Wednesday.
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"We are not the enemy of the people," The Associated Press quoted Marjorie Pritchard, deputy managing editor for the editorial page of The Boston Globe, as saying.
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"It was deemed by some people to be a bit revealing, but personally I couldn't see any harm in it," Joe Little, Majesty managing editor, told PEOPLE.
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"It does seem like Democrats are not going full bore on opposition to healthcare in these special elections," said Kyle Kondik, managing editor of Sabato's Crystal Ball.
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We're resuming our twice weekly episodes starting today, and that means I'm joined by both EIC Austin Walker and Managing Editor Danielle Riendeau to kickstart your weekend.
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Managing editor Liz Rae Heise-Glass, editor-at-large Piper Marshall, and senior editor Julian Myers-Szupinska co-signed the following statement, which they shared on Facebook.
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His father is a managing editor at Barron's, and is also the chairman of the board of the Young Memorial Cemetery, the resting place of Theodore Roosevelt.
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Kyle Kondik, managing editor of Sabato's Crystal Ball at the university's Center for Politics, said Tuesday that Democrats are now "soft favorites" for control of the chamber.
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What happened when T's online managing editor gave in to the wellness trend that New Yorkers — especially millennials and young entrepreneurs — can't seem to get enough of.
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"She was not as prominent perhaps as some people might have expected, but there's a pecking order," Joe Little, managing editor of Majesty magazine, previously told PEOPLE.
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The groom is a grandson of Barbara Gelb of New York, and the late Arthur Gelb, who retired as the managing editor of The New York Times.
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It's possible the name was changed after the London Bridge terrorist attack in 2017, although this is not likely, Majesty magazine's managing editor Joe Little told Insider.
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" For example, the Times does not agree that "during my eight years as managing editor, my salary lagged behind one of the male masthead editors I outranked.
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Two of them are on the Jacobin masthead (Chris Maisano and Ella Mahony), and another prominent Bread and Roses member, Micah Uetricht, is the magazine's managing editor.
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But "given the growth in fintech investment, this isn't likely to continue for long," wrote Kathleen Boyle, the managing editor of Citigroup GPS, in the report's introduction.
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Up until this point, her life has mostly revolved around sports, memes, and sports memes as the managing editor for VICE Sports for the past two years.
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Dan is joined by Axios managing editor Kim Hart to talk about online privacy and a new report on how Americans care less and less about it.
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OVERVIEW MOTHERBOARD is looking for a managing editor to aid us in producing technology and science coverage that is unique, skeptical, global, human, and a little subversive.
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"Some people look at this and say you're causing alarm or scaring people," Bill Walker, the EWG's vice president and managing editor told me over the phone.
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The groom's mother is a real estate broker for Coldwell Banker in Danbury and, until 2014, was the editorial director and managing editor of Globe Pequot Press.
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The Times's inquiry is being led by Charlotte Behrendt, an associate managing editor who helps manage personnel, and Andrew Gutterman, the head of the paper's labor department.
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"Getting people to speak on the record about these painful experiences requires time, patience and establishing trust," said Matt Purdy, a deputy managing editor at The Times.
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"I think we have to acknowledge that we're in kind of uncharted territory here," said Kyle Kondik, a veteran pollster and managing editor of Sabato's Crystal Ball.
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She learnt from the routes taken by some of the world's most preeminent powers, from Warren Buffett to Melinda Gates, as Fortune magazine's former assistant managing editor.
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Trevor Burrus is a research fellow in the libertarian think tank the Cato Institute's Center for Constitutional Studies and managing editor of the Cato Supreme Court Review.
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As the book neared completion, Arthur Gelb, formerly a managing editor of The New York Times, began "overempathizing" with the medical issues that plagued the aging O'Neill.
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"Pretty cheeky for Budweiser to rename its beer 'America' considering it's now a Belgian company," tweeted T.C. Sottek (@chillmage), the managing editor of technology news website Verge.
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"We're likely to hide behind the argument that those pages just record legal weddings," Joseph Lelyveld, then the managing editor, told a gay journalists' organization in 22004.
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"Pretty cheeky for Budweiser to rename its beer 'America' considering it's now a Belgian company," tweeted T.C. Sottek (@chillmage), the managing editor of technology news site Verge.
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Recently, a former managing editor of Time magazine said that the only bias reporters have is their bias to get a great story on the front page.
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"Collectively, the world is more stressed, worried, sad and in pain today than we've ever seen it," Mohamed S. Younis, Gallup's managing editor, wrote in the report.
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But he was fired after less than a year, having run afoul of a deputy managing editor, and returned to New York, where he joined The Times.
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"Here, the fact that the video was made by the killer added a whole other dimension to it," said Phil Corbett, our associate managing editor for standards.
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So, when Waypoint's managing editor, Danielle Riendeau, suggested that we should build a pantheon to play off of the "godly" year of games, everything clicked into place.
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"He joked that he could get through life without ever putting on a pair of long pants," Jack Sheppard, the paper's former deputy managing editor for sports, said.
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He came to WVIT from CNBC, where he was Vice President and Managing Editor, Business News and also served as acting President and Managing Director for CNBC Europe.
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The victims included Rob Hiaasen, 59, assistant managing editor; Wendi Winters a community news reporter; reporter John McNamara; Gerald Fischman, editorial page editor; and sales assistant Rebecca Smith.
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Trump's tweet was refuted by the Times' Deputy Managing Editor Clifford Levy, who said the number of the paper&aposs digital subscribers had increased throughout the election cycle.
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"The press conference on Saturday was intended to try to stop the bleeding," said Kyle Kondik, a veteran Virginia pollster and the managing editor of Sabato's Crystal Ball.
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" — NewsBusters managing editor Curtis Houck Fox News host Laura Ingraham called the report "pathetic," and former Fox News host Greta Van Susteren asked , "Why is this a story?
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Here's what we know about them, with an assist from Decision Desk HQ's Brandon Finnigan, Frontloading HQ's Josh Putnam, and Kyle Kondik, managing editor of Sabato's Crystal Ball.
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"Impossible to overstate how alarmed people should be right now," said Susan Hennessey, a managing editor at Lawfare who was previously an attorney for the National Security Agency.
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"Acknowledging that you have privilege is not saying that your life hasn't been difficult," says Melissa Fabello, renowned body-acceptance activist, academic, and managing editor of Everyday Feminism.
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"While she was alive, Queen Victoria wanted all her male descendants to have Albert included in their boys' names," Joe Little, managing editor of Majesty magazine, tells PEOPLE.
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Wednesday morning, Axios Managing Editor Kim Hart hosted a series of conversations exploring the role both the private and public sector play in creating cities of the future.
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You can get an idea of what the Pixel 3 looks like with the nixed notch in 9to5Google managing editor Stephen Hall's tweet below: Notch on, notch off.
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After all, the company's entire media division, which is run by Facebook's managing editor Benjamin Wagner, depends on people's trust in the platform as a conduit for information.
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"If California legalizes marijuana, the retail sales will surpass the entire medical and recreational sales market that now exists," said Chris Walsh, managing editor of Marijuana Business Daily.
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While Friday's message was clearly directed at Seoul, it also sends signals to Washington, said Jenny Town, managing editor at 38 North, a project that studies North Korea.
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The paper's now-former editor in chief Jim Rich and managing editor Kristen Lee were among the cuts, with Robert York taking over as the tabloid's top editor.
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"The precise contours of what is 'vulgar' are always very blurry," said Severine Arsene, managing editor of AsiaGlobal Online, a digital journal at the University of Hong Kong.
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As Newsweek reported, the Chrome extension was created by 24-year-old James Bartholomeou, who was inspired by this good tweet from The Verge's managing editor, T.C. Sottek.
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E.J. Graff is the managing editor of the Monkey Cage at the Washington Post and a senior fellow at the Schuster Institute for Investigative Journalism at Brandeis University.
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A little over an hour later, my managing editor TC Sottek, rubbing the crusts of a bountiful sleep from his eyes, saw Pizza Squirrel for the first time.
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Every time our reporters "tried to peek behind the curtain, European and local officials tried to block them," Michael Slackman, our assistant managing editor, international, said on Twitter.
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Beyond her work as public editor, Spayd has a long journalistic résumé, including serving as editor of the Columbia Journalism Review and managing editor of the Washington Post.
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Crystal Ball managing editor Kyle Kondik said that Democrats are aiming to gain at least one seat in Iowa as they try to win control of the House.
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The New York Times announced on Friday that it was reviving the title of managing editor and naming Joseph Kahn, an assistant editor for International, to the position.
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He's also been the managing editor of Life magazine and one of his books, "Great Fortune: The Epic of Rockefeller Center" was a finalist for a Pulitzer Prize.
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E. J. Graff is managing editor of the Monkey Cage at the Washington Post and a senior fellow at the Schuster Institute for Investigative Journalism at Brandeis University.
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Axios Business Editor Dan Primack talks with Axios Managing Editor Kim Hart, for a look at how 5G could widen the digital divide between cities and rural areas.
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Managing Editor Danielle Riendeau will be back with us for the next episode, so it's back to basics with Waypoint Radio: me and Editor-in-Chief Austin Walker.
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"None of the doorknobs in the house matched, and those can be surprisingly expensive," said Ms. Funk, the managing editor for the website One Mile at a Time.
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"We were smart young women who took literature seriously," said Jeanne McCulloch, a former managing editor of The Paris Review, now a writer on its board of directors.
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Mauritians increasingly saw her as a "president in transit" because of her frequent trips abroad, Rabin Bhujun, managing editor of the local news site ION News, told CNN.
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Once, when it happened to Zamchick, he was forced to tell his boss, Time Teletext's managing editor, that he'd lost weeks' worth of work because of the static.
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He's a managing editor who also was a media reporter in a previous life, talking about the Time-Warner/AT&T merger and whether it will go through.
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Susan Hennessey, a fellow in national security at the Brookings Institution and the managing editor of Lawfare, notes that a few other statutes could be relevant as well.
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Meanwhile, the broadcaster CBC moved Steve Ladurantaye, managing editor of its flagship news program The National, to a different post, similarly for an "unacceptable tweet" about the controversy.
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John Wellington, managing editor of The Mail on Sunday, confirmed in an email that the news organization was going to post what he referred to as an adjudication.
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" Danielle Cadet, R29 Unbothered's managing editor, places an emphasis on leaning into acceptance as well: "It's SO important to also see our LGBTQIA sisters and brothers as equal.
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When I was named National editor in 2005, a retired managing editor who had once taken an interest in my career took me out to lunch to celebrate.
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The op-ed by executive editor Richard Land and senior managing editor John Grano was a response to an editorial published at the Christian Post's rival, Christianity Today.
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"Almost all American and Chinese companies are reviewing their R&D risks," says Nina Xiang, managing editor of China Money Network and an expert of China's tech industry.
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Smith, who is also managing editor of the network's breaking news unit, has been one of the few senior journalists on conservative-leaning Fox News to criticize Trump.
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"The distinction here is that testicles don&apost have tastebuds (clusters of taste receptor cells) and they can&apost taste soy sauce," ScienceAlert managing editor Signe Dean wrote.
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"It gives the Democrats a fighting chance in a state where they arguably don't have much business competing in," said Kyle Kondik, managing editor at Sabato's Crystal Ball.
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