Word: editor
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...times the audience, but Google consistently ranks first in customer satisfaction: 97% of users find what they're looking for most or all of the time. "You see people smile when they use it, like they've found something no one else knows about," says Danny Sullivan, editor of the online newsletter searchenginewatch.com...
Paul Eddy has spent 25 years as a journalist, both as a reporter for the London Sunday Times and as editor of that paper's much acclaimed Insight investigative team. He has also co-authored six nonfiction books with such titles as The Cocaine Wars and War in the Falklands. If truth is stranger than fiction, then Eddy has clearly witnessed firsthand a lot of strange stuff. Why then has he now decided to write fiction? Has he seen some things it would be prudent to disguise...
...Editor's note: Like reading other people's e-mails? Here's your chance to read the contents of those electronic missives flying back and forth between the real Lance Morrow and the victims of his fake alter ego. Names and certain details have been deleted or changed to protect the participants...
...start but not overly so (he never made any grand overtures during the course of the evening). My friend asked him what book he was reading, and that's how he told us about his upcoming trip to Africa to research a story for Time (as he's an editor there); he said the nature of the story was kind of confidential and didn't elaborate more than that. I asked him what kinds of stories he usually does, and he said "ones of international significance...
...South Africa, then to Zimbabwe. He could not tell us what the story was about but did say that it was an evergreen piece, "possibly something that could win an award." He didn't know when it would run in the magazine. Also, he said that he was an editor. I remember asking him if he liked being an editor or missed being a reporter and writing more...