It is the hard-wired cultural habit of Oxbridge educated editors and proprietors to only really value those that came via the journey they did, with a few inner city journalism scheme tokens slipped in for moral equilibrium.
And anyone who sees the media as some forward-thinking meritocratic milieu should think again: to quote from one of the Trust's reports, "the proportion of independently educated top newspaper editors, columnists and news presenters and editors has actually increased over the past 20 years".
CSE improves communications in the sciences by educating authors, editors, and publishers and enables cooperation among people interested in publishing in the sciences.
Figures such as The Independent's state school-educated editor Amol Rajan are role models that didn't exist when Bose joined the media.
Mr. Kuhn is a Harvard-educated editor with a background in art and history who has never worked as a writer or reporter.
But its decision shocked Georgia, and the outside world.Shorena Shaverdashvili, an American-educated editor of the Liberal, a weekly magazine, says this was the point at which Mr Saakashvili became more interested in retaining power than in pushing through reforms.
Darryl D'Monte, a Cambridge-educated editor and writer who once served in a senior editorial capacity at the Times, blames Samir Jain rather than culture for much of the industry's ethical weaknesses.
Says Stephen Coz, the 42-year-old, Harvard-educated editor of the National Enquirer, "People magazine is the National Enquirer a week late".
The Economist editor was educated by Benedictine monks at Ampleforth college in North Yorkshire.
I need this editor or educated friend or plain old pal to ensure I haven't made any typos, misspellings, grammatical errors or mistakes in syntax or style.
Fifty or 100 years ago, there were widely accepted works you could be familiar with and be considered culturally educated, said Nathan Brackett, a senior editor of Rolling Stone.
