The Editor’s Toolbox: A Reference Guide for Beginners and Professionals
The Editor’s Toolbox: A Reference Guide for Beginners and Professionals Books
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With The Editor’s Toolbox in hand, no novice or professional newspaper editor–or any other editor, for that matter–need muddle his way through the workday. “We have written this book,” say authors Buck Ryan and Michael O’Donnell, “to be a lifeboat for anyone on the high seas of publishing.” Hop aboard for an intense voyage. The book launches with a detailed, surrounded by look at a daily newspaper (the Lexington, Kentucky Suggestion-Chief) covering a top tale (Clinton’s impeachment trial). From there it moves on to news values, quotations, language skills, line and huge-picture editing, libel forestalling, statistics handling, headline writing, and Ryan’s “Maestro Concept.” The Maestro Concept involves thought like readers and bringing all the participants in a tale (reporter, assigning editor, administration editor, photo editor or designer, etc.) together from the start. Worksheets throughout allow you to do each element of the editing administer. –Jane Steinberg
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