What does Snip mean in journalism?

Answer 1

It means shortening a quotation in a way that unnecessary parts (e.g. parts containing useless or no information) are cut out so that it is easier to read or understand the quotation/text.

Answer 2

In journalism, "snip" usually refers to a direct quote or excerpt from a source's statement that is used in an article. It is typically used to emphasize a key point or provide evidence to support the writer's argument.