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Wilf Popoff

Wasted Words: The Phantom Client

juillet 18, 2017 by Wilf Popoff | 2 commentaires sur Wasted Words: The Phantom Client

For many editors positive client engagement is central to a project — a good work relationship, frank feedback and response, and, finally, appreciation. Such pleasures, alas, are seldom part of my grind. Often I don’t get close enough to an actual client to cultivate such a connection. Communications agencies or consulting engineers who outsource projects […]

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Paul Cipywnyk

Mourning the Demise of Newsroom Copy Editors

février 16, 2016 by Paul Cipywnyk | 5 commentaires sur Mourning the Demise of Newsroom Copy Editors

I was fortunate to get my initial on-the-job training in journalism in the days when writers worked with desk editors, copy editors and proofreaders. At least three sets of eyes perused every story after it had been written, and sometimes four or five. Three or more brains worked on massaging and polishing copy and checking […]

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