Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
ligne editoriale
English translation:
editorial policy; editorial guidelines
Aug 31, 2001 06:13
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French term
ligne editoriale
French to English
Marketing
"Les journaux du group et le renvoi a l'enseigne:
Pour renvoyer a l'enseigne, il faut que l'enseigne soit presente tout au long de la ligne editoriale chaque fois que c'est possible"
Does this simply refer to the editorial content of the publication or is it something more specific?
Thanks, Karen
Pour renvoyer a l'enseigne, il faut que l'enseigne soit presente tout au long de la ligne editoriale chaque fois que c'est possible"
Does this simply refer to the editorial content of the publication or is it something more specific?
Thanks, Karen
Proposed translations
(English)
| 0 | editorial policy, editorial line |
Nikki Scott-Despaigne
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| 0 +1 | editorial guidelines |
Francesco D'Alessandro
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| 0 +1 | editorial policy |
Perereinger (X)
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Proposed translations
36 mins
Nikki Scott-Despaigne
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Native in: English 
Works in: French to English
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editorial policy, editorial line
It is referring to the guiding principles of an editorial department or a communications department. The policy will be set out in editorial guidelines, if in existence, but it is not quite the same thing as saying they ARE the editorial guidelines.
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Comment: "Thanks, Nikki! "
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11 mins
Francesco D'Alessandro
Spain
Spain
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Native in: Italian 
Works in: English to Italian, French to Italian, Thai to Italian, and 2 more.
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editorial guidelines
I have a bias for your first guess
http://www.harmonize.com/PROBE/PROBEMOTER/Jul_00/comments.ht...
"A concise, well-written piece accompanied by a quality photo and caption will get into the newspaper. First of all, the work is done. Some minor editing is all that will be required to insure the article conforms to the newspaper's editorial guidelines. Stick to one topic in any article. Don't cram it full of disjointed information. In that case, if it runs at all, it will be so severely edited you won't recognize it. It is more likely to be completely rejected."
http://www.harmonize.com/PROBE/PROBEMOTER/Jul_00/comments.ht...
"A concise, well-written piece accompanied by a quality photo and caption will get into the newspaper. First of all, the work is done. Some minor editing is all that will be required to insure the article conforms to the newspaper's editorial guidelines. Stick to one topic in any article. Don't cram it full of disjointed information. In that case, if it runs at all, it will be so severely edited you won't recognize it. It is more likely to be completely rejected."
Peer comment(s):
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Nikki Scott-Despaigne
: I prefer edit.policy/line, which are part of the ed. guidelines altho' as expressed in your extract, ed. g.lines works
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46 mins
editorial policy
As a newspaperman I would say the in this context it would be
editorial policy.
editorial policy.
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