Newspaper buyers, though, often look past the bottom line to intangibles like personal gratification, editorial voice and type of readership, said Robert J. Broadwater, managing director of investment banking at Veronis Suhler Stevenson in New York, a bank specializing in media acquisitions.
Christian Bale, in gangster black, upended convention and yet, mostly because he is as thin as a knife blade, managed to make the suit look suitable and personal, an editorial commentary by a man raised in a circus family on just how respectable show people are obliged to be.
I know that the kind of protection you advocated in "Keeping Personal Data Private" (editorial, Nov. 25) is needed, in part because my own medical history became an open book after somebody took a laptop from the car trunk of a National Institutes of Health employee.
The reviews, both personal and editorial, have largely been positive.
While other forms of dissemination of research and practice (e.g., oral and poster presentations at meetings, workshops, personal communications, editorials, dissertations, theses, and letters to editors) play an important role in science, the open, peer-reviewed literature is what endures and forms a foundation for further advancements" [ 65].
I maintain the strictest personal standards of editorial independence; if I write something, it's because I believe it.
Nelson remained a political independent, supporting candidates of his personal choice; the editorial policies of his newspapers reflected his independent stance.
I've got to make as many personal relations beyond editorial as I can, whether it's buyers for independent bookstores or buyers for chains".
"The ABC, while heavily focused on a human 'rights' agenda, tends to pay little attention to the importance of personal responsibility," the editorial said.
