In my brief experience in the newspaper business, long ago before the great contraction in the industry began (around 2008-2010), when, for instance, The New York Times still had a copy editing desk, syndicated items were always vetted, and occasionally rejected and replaced with one-shots usually purchased from the same (or a competing) syndicate.
In my brief experience in the newspaper business, long ago before the great contraction in the industry began (around 2008-2010), when, for instance, The New York Times still had a copy editing desk, syndicated items were always vetted, and occasionally rejected and replaced with one-shots usually purchased from the same (or a competing) syndicate.
In my brief experience in the newspaper business, long ago before the great contraction in the industry began (around 2008-2010), when, for instance, The New York Times still had a copy editing desk, syndicated items were always vetted, and occasionally rejected and replaced with one-shots usually purchased from the same (or a competing) syndicate.