Executives at AOL Time Warner and Dow Jones insist their decisions were based on economic, not editorial, considerations.
Newspapers are dying; the evidence of diminishment in economic vitality, editorial quality, depth, personnel, and the over-all number of papers is everywhere.
Whatever the point of the battle, economic or editorial, the battleground is the joint agency that runs the noneditorial functions of both newspapers.
A hyperactive political system spurred public demand for news, and most newspapers formed economic and editorial alliances with a political party.
Studies that combined two biologic agents, duplicate reports, economic assessments, editorial comments, and case reports, were excluded.
Mr. Morris is uncertain how much of that perception was journalistic experience as opposed to a result of his own depression over the changing economic landscape for editorial photographers.
"He sees government the way F.D.R., Truman, J.F.K., L.B.J. and Humphrey saw it: an instrument for addressing what he calls 'the great unfinished business of social and economic justice,' " the editorial said.
Starting in 2002, students will have to write more, solve more complicated math problems and analyze material like economic charts and editorial cartoons to earn their G.E.D. "It's important that the standard be raised and be consistent with what students in high school who do four years are subjected to," said Tom Murphy, spokesman for the State Department of Education.
"The Minerva phenomenon grew out of the loss of public confidence in the governments economic authorities," an editorial in Hankyoreh said.
The global financial crisis proved to be a bonanza for economic researchers and editorial writers who wasted no time in publishing reams of opinions on how to emerge out of the crisis and ensure it does not happen again.
