It is a sign of the confidence that Mr. Murdoch places in Ms. Brooks that he has kept her on despite one of the biggest mysteries surrounding her: how could any respectable tabloid editor in such a cutthroat business not know how her own reporters were getting information for articles in her own paper?
Justly and universally admired for his prodigious ability and innovation, as well as for the massive role he's had in legitimizing skating in the public eye, Hawk is named a very respectable number two by Transworld's editors.
National Review has played the role of gatekeeper on the right over the years, attempting to drive fringe voices, like the John Birch Society, from what the magazine's editors have deemed to be respectable conservative opinion.
And the column on the op-ed page is by Fraser Nelson, the editor of the Spectator — a respectable weekly journal, loosely tied to the Tories, with a strong showing in arts and books coverage.
Actually, we used the word "Bowdlerization," and think people are smart enough to know the origins of the word and the 19th century editor Thomas Bowdler who made Shakespeare "respectable" for the fainting couch crowd.
Sometimes it is smuggled directly into respectable domestic publications, as gullible or time-starved editors unknowingly reproduce Russian misinformation.
Lifestyle brands also made a respectable showing on the Forbes list and among newsletter editors.
In 1946, she helped to establish Die Zeit, putting into practice a personal credo: "Build a respectable Germany, produce a good newspaper". She became political editor in 1955, and, in the same year, helped to found the German Council on Foreign Relations.
There is never any guarantee that they will continue, but I feel like I have established myself as a respectable science writer and I have good working relationships with my editors.
