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Encyclopedia > Editor in chief

The Editor in chief is a publication's primary editor. Usually, it is applied to newspapers and magazines.


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Editor - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (864 words)
Assistant editors and production assistants perform preliminary screening and logging of motion picture footage; senior editors are responsible for creative placement of scenes and shots, structural placement of major elements and organization of the entire presentation.
These editors construct tracks consisting of assembled pre-recorded dialogue, the audio mixing in of sound effects, foley and music to achieve the desired effect for the motion pictures and television programs.
The executive editor sets the publication standards for performance, and is responsible for assuring the highest standards of ethical conduct in the process of gathering and presenting information, as well as for motivating and developing the staff.
Andrew Jaspan new Age editor-in-chief - National - www.theage.com.au (546 words)
Fairfax editor of metropolitan newspapers Mark Scott said that although there had been several strong candidates for the job, Mr Jaspan had immediately impressed the selection panel,
As journalists and editors I think we need to think very carefully about how we attract new readers, and particularly younger people," he said.
Fairfax chief executive Fred Hilmer said Mr Jaspan would become part of Fairfax's executive management team, allowing him to promote the interests of The Age and its readers more directly.
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