We continue the series with an editor who helped shape careers for decades, Craig Horan.

This person will also help plan our weekly and long-term coverage. 538 is seeking a meticulous and efficient Senior Copy Editor to edit articles and facilitate the flow of copy through the newsroom.

Mary Norris has the distinction of working with some of the world’s biggest literary names as the copy editor of The New Yorker. Mary Norris has the distinction of working with some of the world’s ...

In his 50s, Tom Hall stepped away from a teaching career to become a copy editor for BloodHorse publications. The new job proved a dream position for Hall, who loved horses and words. As he settled ...

For the more than a decade, when readers opened a copy of The Daily Sentinel, they looked directly at the work of Tess Furey. Her name wasn’t always there, but her design work, her skill at ...

Benjamin Dreyer has reached an inflection point in his career. The best-selling author of "Dreyer's English," which is the inspiration behind the card game STET! which is copy editor talk for let it ...

A series of typos on signage along a busy Houston highway corridor identified by Axios are poised to be corrected soon. Why ...

A copy editor recounts his obsession with perfection. By Benjamin Dreyer When I was a very young person, one of the jewels of my burgeoning personal library was a book about American Indians (as they ...

Veteran journalist and copy editor Rena Baer, who began working for BloodHorse Publications' book division in 2000 and continued on as a copy editor and writer for Keeneland magazine, died July 30 in ...

If working for a large regional newspaper was like working in the major leagues, then Peter Steinert was an unassuming, talented all-star. For nearly 30 years, Steinert worked as a sports copy editor ...

GRAND FORKS — On the right side of Dale Stensgaard's desk at the Grand Forks Herald, there were about 10 style books. They held the answers to all journalism questions about grammar or proper ...

Newspaper copy editors are the unsung heroes of journalism, toiling behind the scenes but regularly saving reporters' reputations by focusing on the minutiae of stories — catching errors, correcting ...