Sub-editor

Definition

sub-editor /sʌb'edÇtǝ(r)/ n လက္ေထာက္စာတည္း။ လက္ေထာက္ အယ္ဒီတာ။

Examples

1. ‘These days
2. the barrister who checks copy for potential libel suits is as much a part of a newspaper's production as a journalist or subeditor.’
3. ‘Newspapers often claim superiority because their stories go through a time-established filtration plant - professional writers
4. skilled subeditors
5. revise subs and expensive lawyers.’
6. ‘Within hours the word had become a favourite phrase of writers and subeditors and entered the journalistic vernacular.’
7. ‘Quickly the authors slapped a sentence about it at the beginning of the article
8. and then a subeditor took the headline from the first paragraph of the story.’
9. ‘In the 1840s he joined Sturge's Complete Suffrage Union and in 1848 became subeditor of The Economist.’