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> (as opposed to Contributing Editor, which means you're an employee) It might mean that at PC Mag, but it definitely does not mean that on other magazines. In
by ternaryoperator 8y ago
> (as opposed to Contributing Editor, which means you're an employee)
It might mean that at PC Mag, but it definitely does not mean that on other magazines. In fact, at most publications it refers to someone who is not an employee. For more, see [1]
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contributing_editor https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contributing_editor
- busterarm 8y agoYou're certainly right. In fact most authors actually have Analyst or Reporter. I was looking at Tim Gideon and a few others as an example, who happen to have a pcmag emails. Thank you for the correction.
- Doctor_Fegg 8y agoMost _US_ publications. In the UK we don’t do that, we just call them “contributors”.