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01. (85%) ...role of the media PROPRIETOR and executive... the publisher...
02. (85%) ...whether he is a PROPRIETOR or not, has a...
03. (83%) We had already, as the condition of our newspaper impelled
04. (68%) ...editors, publishers, and newspaper PROPRIETORs, and in words that...
05. (68%) ...the publisher, especially the PROPRIETOR publisher. Not as a...
06. (68%) ...internal frictions. But the PROPRIETOR [still] should exercise an...
07. (67%) Publishers, like other employers, are usually identified by their organized
08. (67%) ...frustrated by his ultimate PROPRIETOR, I would like to...
09. (63%) ...sympathies are with the PROPRIETORs, whose own money is...
10. (52%) ...small number of actual PROPRIETORs whose companies are on...
11. (52%) The most visible competitor the press has for influence over
12. (52%) ...influence on journalists. The PROPRIETORs at Southam and Thomson...
13. (50%) ...supposed power of press PROPRIETORs, the working press as...
14. (50%) ...is no-one else the PROPRIETOR, to ensure that there...
15. (43%) ...of judgement. For a PROPRIETOR, the second will inevitably...
16. (40%) ...Mail) to be ideal PROPRIETORs. And the PROPRIETORs record...
