Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

contributing editor

Spanish translation:

editor colaborador

Added to glossary by Dito
Mar 9, 2001 11:05
23 yrs ago
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English term

contributing editor

English to Spanish Tech/Engineering
contributing editor

NN is a contributing editor to MIT Sloan Management Review

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editor colaborador

British journals often have an editorial board (4/5 members) who act as assistants to the editor in Chief. They don't re-write papers - and rarely get a penny! - Instead, they decide the policy of the journal, help to select papers for publication and help with last minute consultations from the publishing staff. The editor in Chief is often a (semi-) retired personor a senior person with long experience in the field. ...who often does most of the editing. There is also a long list of 'honorary' editors that form the international board. Rare to have any contribution from them and play a honorary role of overseen the quality of the journal. Although they are editors, they are not contributory editors
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editor colaborador

Saludos afectuosos de OSO ¶:^)
Reference:

Simon & Schuster's

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editor de aporte

Editor contribuyente es otra traducción.

Editor-editor, director
contributing-contribuidor,aporte, colaborador (writer),
aporte-contribution.

Saludos,
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45 mins

colabora como editorialista

otra posible traducción sería "editor asistente"
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2 hrs

editor colaborador

coincido con mi colega
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3 hrs

editor colaborador / controbuyente

Mirá estos ejemplos:
"Contributing editor David Pitts talks with Thomas Devine, legal director for the Government Accountability Project (GAP), a nonprofit, nonpartisan public interest group that defends the rights of employees who "blow the whistle" on illegal or potentially harmful activities of government agencies."
http://www.usinfo.state.gov/journals/itdhr/0800/ijde/ijde080...
La versión en español del mismo texto (y es traducción de una dependencia del gobierno):
" El editor contribuyente David Pitts conversa con Thomas Devine, director de asuntos legales del Proyecto de Responsabilidad Gubernamental, una entidad no lucrativa, no partidista y de interés público que defiende los derechos de los empleados que "pitan el silbato" cuando perciben actividades ilegales o potencialmente peligrosas en las agencias de gobierno"
http://www.usinfo.state.gov/journals/itdhr/0800/ijds/ijds080...
En este otro, hablan de la misma persona:
"Finalmente, en una entrevista con el general John Sheehan, comandante supremo aliado del Atlántico, el editor colaborador David Pitts pregunta cómo la iniciativa de la OTAN, la Asociación para la Paz, ha ayudado a los países participantes a fortalecer las relaciones entre civiles y militares en los nuevos estados democráticos que surgen."
http://www.iatp.unibel.by/USAInfo/usiaweb/journals/itdhr/079...
Espero que te sirva, saludos,

Patricia
Peer comment(s):

Liliana Vitor
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5 hrs

colaborador

At least in Spain, "editor" is not the editor but the publisher; the English editor is in Spanish redactor, editor-in chief being "director". Simply redactor (or redactor jefe) would mean being on the publication`s payroll, as is always the editorialista. Somebody who makes contributions, however highly considered, is a "colaborador de la revista xx"
Reference:

Spanish press

Peer comment(s):

Esther Hermida
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