editorialization
- noun
- /ˌɛdɪˌtɔːriəlaɪˈzeɪʃən/
- Jargon
- Her role involved the careful editorialization of news articles before they went to print.
Examples
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The editorialization of the magazine ensured that only the most relevant stories were published.
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Effective editorialization can greatly influence how readers perceive the content of a publication.
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The editorialization process can greatly influence public opinion.
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Did you notice the editorialization in last week's news report?
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Her role involved the careful editorialization of news articles before they went to print.
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Effective editorialization can greatly influence how readers perceive the content of a publication.
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The editorialization of the magazine ensured that only the most relevant stories were published.
How Edited
- Jargon
Surface Forms
Morphology
editorialization = editorialize (transparent) = editor + ial + ize + ation
The nominal sense ('process of making editorial decisions') is a direct nominalization of 'editorialize' and aligns with standard '-ation' derivation.
Etymology
The word editorialization comes from editor 'a person who prepares writing', the same root you see in edition, plus the ending -ization 'the act of making'. So editorialization can also mean the process of making editorial choices: selecting, arranging, and presenting material for publication.