Journalists Question:
Where does the expression "op-ed" come from and what does it mean?
Answer:
The op-ed page is the page directly opposite the page that contains that particular newspaper's editorials. It is a forum for views from people, columnists from other papers, readers, and letters to the editor, etc.
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