editorship
[ed-i-ter-ship]
Origin of editorship
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Examples from the Web for editorship
Contemporary Examples
On Wednesday, Jill Abramson was suddenly ousted from the editorship of The New York Times.
Jill Abramson Fired from the Times: Was It About Money and Sexism—Or Management Style?Lloyd Grove
May 15, 2014
He recounts his editorship of the Forward and his political twists and turns.
I did not authorise, nor was I aware of, phone hacking under my editorship.
That was the Jewish Daily Forward, issued in New York under the editorship of Abraham Cahan.
Suspicion alone would be enough to justify summoning Morgan to account for his editorship of the Mirror at a critical time.
Historical Examples
Warner withdrew from his editorship of the Courant and remained neutral.
Mark Twain, A Biography, 1835-1910, CompleteAlbert Bigelow Paine
There was one quality of his editorship which we ought not to overlook.
Captains of IndustryJames Parton
We shall be much embarrassed about the editorship of the Guardian.
The Story of My LifeEgerton Ryerson
His editorship would help him, and for the rest he must help himself.
EmbarrassmentsHenry James
It should have elevated him beyond the editorship of a country newspaper.
Beauchamp's Career, CompleteGeorge Meredith