fudge box
The term "fudge box" originates from historical journalism and printing practices.
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Definition
C2Journalism
(historical, technical)A mechanical device used to hold linotype slugs for last-minute news updates.
Example
- The editor quickly inserted the latest headlines into the fudge box before the paper went to print.
C2Journalism
(historical, technical)A small blank space in a newspaper layout reserved for urgent news.
Example
- They left a fudge box on the front page in case any major stories broke overnight.
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