Do I even mean vox pops? (They didn't do Latin at my school...) What I mean is where, for example on the news or a documentary, they have snippets of ordinary people talking about their own experiences of the topic. Would you still call it a vox pop if it was in a newspaper article, e.g. Catherine, 29, says 'When my husband ran off with my daughter's piano teacher I was devastated...' ?

I wouldn't call it vox pops. As you say, it's a television/radio term (voices of the people). Also, it's quite an 'in house' term, I think. And because it's 'voices' it doesn't really translate to print. Not sure what you'd call it, though!
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I used to do vox pops the whole time when I was a reporter. But that was more when we had a question of the day and asked several people and printed their reponse. I'd call what you have written a quote.

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