Byline
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Byline
In journalism, the text usually immediately below the headline giving the name, company and/or position of an article's writer.
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India had maximum female journalists getting news stories with their by-lines (30%) published on front page of English newspapers compared to their male colleagues followed by Sri Lanka 15%, Pakistan 9.
2) By then, she had a job in the heart of the major-league baseball universe, New York City, with a by-line under her column "From the Feminine Viewpoint," in the New York Journal-American.
1904a 'River park will be attractive' No By-Lines May 6, Obtained courtesy of the Assiniboine Park Zoo office from the zoo archives
William Garland's absolutely triumphant 1932 Olympic Games resulted in a well-spring of research articles, contemporary journalist by-lines and nostalgic remembrances many years later, especially during the second Los Angeles Olympic Games in 1984.
Who wants to read the ghosted pap appearing under the by-lines of under-performers Andrew Strauss and Matthew Hoggard, plus the thoughts of Ian Bell and Geraint Jones?
Hodgson said: "I like wingers who hit by-lines and put crosses in.
Other incentives are easily added, including reduced wholesale prices on products, first offers of new products and research protocols for the best practitioners, promotion to the leadership team for a given product, by-lines in publications of research results and a variety of awards for quantity of product used, quality of research, number of subjects participating, number of research protocols underway, and so on.
To date, these heartthrobs have more onscreen credits than scribe by-lines.
What shameless plugging you say, but anyone who's picked up a newspaper and ranted at the back page by-lines may be interested to hear the trade secrets of those who write about sport for a living.
Reporters withheld their by-lines, opposition MPs demanded a public inquiry, the letters-to-the-editor pages filled up with criticism and hundreds of Citizen readers cancelled their subscriptions.
As might be apt, however, at this inflection point in the calendar, there are new names on some of the by-lines and a report on a new structure and plan for the Federal-State cooperative labor market information system.
I was working on investigative projects, so I only had a limited number of by-lines every year.
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