Dominic Ponsford, editor of the Press Gazette, said editors like Mr Stokoe were "like gold dust".
Dominic Ponsford, editor of the Press Gazette, said the tweets drew attention to a wider problem.
Step forward the Editor of the Press Gazette.
FORBES: Not the Solution To The Newspaper Industry Going Bankrupt
Kris Reilly, city editor of The Daily Press in Victorville, arrived at the scene with a photographer to see a man in dark clothing on a hospital gurney.
Michael Oreskes is senior managing editor of The Associated Press.
EDITOR'S NOTE: Michael Oreskes, senior managing editor of The Associated Press, was City Hall bureau chief of the New York Daily News during Ed Koch's first term as mayor.
The latest twist came on Monday when the editor of City Press - a newspaper that had published a photo of the offending picture and firmly refused to remove it despite mounting pressure - announced on a local radio station that she had changed her mind.
Lord Prescott claimed he had written to Mr Cameron two years ago to argue that former News of the World editor Mr Coulson, the press adviser to Mr Cameron as leader of the opposition, was not fit to become Downing Street director of communications.
"I foresee several hurdles along the way, " Khin Maung Lay, the 81-year-old editor of Golden Fresh Land, told the Associated Press.
Tonight on Decision Time on BBC Radio 4 I chair a discussion with a tabloid editor, the former chairman of the Press Complaints Commission, a campaigner for Hacked Off, a former Culture Secretary and a senior mandarin.
Rusbridger also supported a suggestion by Paul Dacre, editor of the Daily Mail, for a press ombudsman who could investigate serious lapses of standards on a "polluter pays" basis.
"We value not the absence of opinion but the illusion of the absence of opinion, " said Daniel Okrent, the former public editor of The New York Times, who called it a conundrum for the modern press.
The Dowlers' lawyer, Mark Lewis, who also represents other hacking victims, said self-regulation of the press had "failed abysmally", as shown by the arrest of Press Complaints Commission (PCC) member and former editor of the Sunday Mirror Tina Weaver this week.
He is a winner of last year's National Space Club Press Award and a past editor-in-chief of the National Space Society's Ad Astra and Space World magazines.
Arnaud de Borchgrave is editor at large of The Washington Times and of United Press International.
Niall Stokes, editor of Hot Press magazine, said he felt the programming for the Peace One Day concert was running very late.
Neil Wallis, a former executive editor of the News of the World, said the press was honouring the spirit of the Leveson report but wanted to prevent politicians having a say in regulation.
BBC: Leveson report: Newspapers reject press regulation plans
The BBC's North America Editor Justin Webb reveals that one of the journalists at last night's presidential press conference had written out his question in advance as an aide memoire - it seems that the President is not the only one who relies on written prompts when speaking in public...
John Stokoe's post as editor of the Whitby Gazette is understood to be at risk as part of options being considered by owners Johnston Press.
Middleton lives with her fiance at a house in Anglesey, giving them some privacy from the press and paparazzi, said Eve Pollard, a former editor of the Sunday Mirror newspaper.
The PPF media instructors team consisting of Fazal Qureshi, Chief Editor Pakistan Press International (PPI), and Samina Ishaque, Director, Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) flew to the nearby city of Bahawalpur from Karachi.
Jeremy Davies, a book editor over at the nonprofit Dalkey Archive Press, says he averages about 55 hours of work per week.
FORBES: The Lives (And Salaries) Of Magazine And Book Editors
At Dalkey Archive Press, a publisher of fiction, poetry, and literary criticism, Davies says he expects a book editor at the Press to have a solid grounding in the traditions represented by the company.
FORBES: The Lives (And Salaries) Of Magazine And Book Editors
Back in the 1990s the pundit Virginia Postrel (then editor of Reason magazine, the libertarian journal) wrote a book called The Future and Its Enemies (Free Press, 1998).
Wednesday's meeting of the Press Complaints Commission's Code of Conduct Committee will be chaired by Mail editor Paul Dacre, who was not at Monday's meeting with the prime minister because of personal commitments.
News of the World editor Colin Myler said the paper was pleased at the lack of punitive damages, but added that "our press is less free today after another judgement based on privacy laws emanating from Europe".
Acting editor of the Times John Witherow described the proposals for self-regulation as robust but said they would not affect press freedom.
BBC: Leveson report: Newspapers reject press regulation plans
And the editor of a Qatari newspaper, speaking privately, told The Economist that laws were anyway not the main impediment to press freedom in his country.
One editor has already spoken with satisfaction of the likelihood that the BBC will feel less able to dwell on criticisms of press mistakes so soon after its own humiliation.
In the Observer Peter Preston, the former Guardian editor who is becoming the respectable face of Operation Megaphone, tells us that if all previous efforts to make the press accountable have failed, it must be for some good reason.
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