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I’ve actually written editorials before. Generally, the newspaper’s editoral board would assign me a topic and a stance, and my job was to set out the newspaper’s stance on the issue and support it based on the discussion in the editorial board … which included outside “community representatives,” though the publisher controlled 51 percent of the vote when it came time to what went in the paper.
Jack Nelson’s objection is unpersuasive. The “institutional voice” would be preserved because the editoral board itself would still set the general direction for the newspaper’s editorials, even if the specifics are filled in by “outsiders.”
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Comment by pennywit — Monday, June 13, 2024 @ 8:53 am