david laventhol造句

• News of the Times sale saddened the paper's former publisher, David Laventhol.
• "Do you have a problem covering that story ? " asked David Laventhol, city editor of the Herald Tribune.
• Among them are David Laventhol, editor-at-large of the Los Angeles Times, and Max Snijders, a communications professor in the Netherlands.
• The Jesse Laventhol Prizes are named in honor of a Philadelphia newspaperman and endowed by his son, David Laventhol, publisher of the Columbia Journalism Review.
• Former Times publisher David Laventhol said the management shakeup " closes the loop in the sense that the Times has its top management in place for the future ."
• Forst and his longtime corporate patron, David Laventhol, an influential newspaperman for decades who is now Times Mirror's editor-at-large, were more closely identified with New York Newsday than anyone else.
• The dominant tone of the reunion has been set by David Laventhol, the retired chairman of Times Mirror Co ., the media conglomerate, who still keeps his hand in journalism.
• David Laventhol, a longtime newspaper executive who has been publisher of The Los Angeles Times, publisher and editor of Newsday and president of the Times Mirror Co ., will take her place.
• "This exciting new publication expands our efforts in the largely bilingual and Spanish-speaking segment of the market, " said David Laventhol, then the publisher of the Los Angeles Times, in his own newspaper.
• He was an ally of David Laventhol, a powerful Times Mirror executive, who is widely seen as the architect of Newsday's expensive gamble that it could build a valuable paper in New York City.
• Unlike some of the journalistic heavyweights who preceded him in office, such as Bill Moyers, the television commentator, and David Laventhol, who became chairman of Times Mirror, Johnson moved up through the corporate side, not the news side.
• IPI Chairman David Laventhol, editor-at-large for the Los Angeles Times and a member of The Associated Press board of directors, talked about the increasing hazards faced by journalists in some countries, where they are targeted by extremists of all stripes.
• But under the direction of new publisher and editorial director David Laventhol ( former publisher Joan Konner retired and ex-editor Marshall Loeb moved on to CBS Market Watch ), the November / December issue of CJR is dramatically _ and impressively _ revamped.
• _CRITICISM : James Stewart, editor at large, Smart Money ( chair ); Jeffrey Gantz, arts editor, Boston Phoenix; David Laventhol, publisher and editor, Columbia Journalism Review; Michael Skube, former book critic, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution; Margaret Sullivan, editor, The Buffalo ( N . Y . ) News.
• David Laventhol, who is 64 and has the title of editor-at-large of the company, and who was publisher of The Los Angeles Times under Chandler, said he was retiring in August in line with a company policy that inside directors leave the board after they leave the company.
• David Laventhol, the former publisher of The Los Angeles Times, who now sits on the company board with the title editor at large, said that the three who had been asked to write parts of the report were : Jim Toedtman, the Washington bureau chief for Newsday; Kevin Flanigan, a financial columnist for The Los Angeles Times, and Debbie Price, a reporter for The Baltimore Sun.