Asked by Poppin galaxy on May 29, 2024
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How did the term "Op-Ed" originate?
A) A writer named Ed became famous for his hilarious opinion column in the New York Times.
B) The New York Times ran a page of opinion articles opposite the editorial page.
C) It was coined by political columnist Jack Anderson.
D) The Washington Post abbreviated "opinion editorial" to use as a 1-column headline.
Op-Ed
A written prose piece typically published by newspapers, magazines, or online platforms, expressing the opinions of the author, usually not affiliated with the publication's editorial board.
New York Times
is a prominent American newspaper and media company known for its journalism and news coverage.
Opinion Editorial
A written piece expressing the author's personal opinion on a subject, usually published in a newspaper or online platform.
- Acquire knowledge about the role of strategic communication in realizing organizational aspirations.
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Zybrea KnightJun 04, 2024
Final Answer :
B
Explanation :
The term "Op-Ed" originated from the New York Times, which began running a page of opinion articles opposite the editorial page in 1970. The name "Op-Ed" is a combination of "opposite the editorial page" and it became a common term for opinion and commentary pieces in newspapers.
Learning Objectives
- Acquire knowledge about the role of strategic communication in realizing organizational aspirations.