deputy editor

He became its deputy editor, but left after six issues.

But even though I was deputy editor in chief, they wouldn't let me.

Beginning in 1981, he also held the position of joint deputy editor.

Her name alone was enough to get them shown directly into the deputy editor's office.

He served as deputy editor for two years before taking the top editor's post.

In the newsroom the next day, I met the deputy editor.

She is deputy editor of an Egyptian radio and television magazine.

He served as the deputy editor before that time, having joined the newspaper in 1999.

That day had not yet dawned, and Michael was still only a deputy editor.

I'll leave the last word to the deputy editor.

He is currently deputy editor of special projects at Forbes.

After that he became the deputy editor of Silumina news paper.

Delaney worked first as the senior writer, then deputy editor.

After the journal had been reestablished, he became its deputy editor.

Bill Benfield had previously been deputy editor and head of production.

In 1968 he returned to London, where he became deputy editor of the whole project.

He now serves as the deputy editor for engineering and applied sciences.

I was deputy editor of the Guardian at the time and naturally we were watching events very closely.

She is a former magazine deputy editor and newspaper editor.

It was founded in 1953 as the successor to Truth newspaper of which he had been deputy editor.

Each section's deputy editors are appointed by the respective senior editor.

He first worked as a reporter, and later as deputy editor of the journal.

Freed on probation in 1975, he began working as deputy editor of a daring new political magazine.

He is deputy editor of the Posts editorial page.

Erica was once deputy editor of a South African women's magazine.