The editor's interests, obsessions, hatreds, passions - or, through him or her, those of the proprietor - have traditionally been woven into the character of the paper.
Readers gravitate to these sites for the same reason people have favorite magazines because they share the editor's interests, sensibility and point of view.
Editor, Grant's Interest Rate Observer; author of Minding Mr. Market and other books.
"Insofar as there is a lesson in history," said James Grant, editor of Grant's Interest Rate Observer, "it's that human beings are not very good with large sums of money, anything over $136".
Here it is: If you are familiar with Jim Grant, a man who's written a column in Forbes, you know he's also the editor of Grant's Interest Rate Observer, an expensive and highly respected publication widely followed by any serious investor in fixed income securities.
"There's something deeply emotional about federal budget deficits," said Jim Grant, the editor of Grant's Interest Rate Observer.
— James Grant, the editor of Grant's Interest Rate Observer.
"Business is great," said Mr. Grant, owner and editor of Grant's Interest Rate Observer.
— JAMES GRANT, the editor of Grant's Interest Rate Observer and the author, most recently, of "Mr. Market Miscalculates" 1.
The bride's father is the editor of Grant's Interest Rate Observer, the financial markets publication.
