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“In the early 60s, as a raw sub-editor, I would handle his copy quite often from the desk in London: regularly we got to talk of cricket and I remember as if it was yesterday telling him of Brian Close's epic defiance in the Lord's Test of 1963 and delighting at hearing the contented cheers sea-shelling down the crackly telephone wire from Germany.”
The Guardian: How the R&A made its mark at Stalag Luft III | Frank Keating
“I would like to submit a formal complaint against your sub-editor.”
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“I am a sub-editor for a website myself and know this to be extremely hard work, but any writer that chose to use such atrocious English as that would have the book thrown at them.”
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“After a stint at the evening newspaper in Cardiff, the capital of Wales, he joined the BBC as a sub-editor, writing radio news.”
The Huffington Post: Steve Rosenbaum: BBC's Sambrook "Brands are now Storytellers"
“I am/wasa sub-editor who is having to check less and less as life moves online and into endless opinion.”
‘What will you miss when newspapers are gone?’ « Subs’ Standards
“I learned so much from that time that has served me well in shifting online for the second time, from sub-editor/writer to web editor.”
“If so include them, eg, swine flu, H1N1, flu, pandemic; sub-editor (UK) and copy editor (US).”
Blogger’s style guide: What does SEO mean for writers? « Subs' Standards
“I notice the photographer's name is Gurinder Osan, not, to be sure, a definite sign in this multicultural age, but still it might give the conscientous sub-editor a pause for thought.”
“Meanwhile, the diligent fact-checking sub-editor was also facing a new Web-first world where correct spelling, fact-checking, pun headlines and copy-fitting were becoming increasingly redundant, post-moderated or deprioritised.”
“You may not be shot for a typo but you do need to know the pitfalls – particularly if you are working for a brand – and this is perfect sub-editor territory.”
Journalist, train thyself! Online needs you… desperately! « Subs' Standards
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