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CONTENTS
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| Canning and Jerdan | 260 | |
| The editor in Germany | 260 | |
| Influences undermining power of editorial | 261 | |
| Development of news-collecting agencies | 261 | |
| The headline | 262 | |
| Special articles by experts | 262 | |
| The advertisement | 262 | |
| Changes in business administration | 263 | |
| Mutual relations of editor and owner | 263 | |
| Early difficulties between them | 263 | |
| Defoe's difficulties with owners | 263 | |
| Jerdan and West End landlords | 263 | |
| Murray and Blackwood and their editors | 264 | |
| Macdonell and his chief | 264 | |
| Opinion of J. A. Spender | 264 | |
| Henry Watterson on the business manager | 264 | |
| W. S. Robinson and conservative owners | 264 | |
| Walt Whitman and owners | 265 | |
| Incompatibility of temperament | 265 | |
| Repudiation by owners of charge of interference | 265 | |
| The London Echo | 265 | |
| Defense of Thomas Frost | 265 | |
| Brodrick and the Times | 266 | |
| The New Republic | 266 | |
| The Evening Post | 266 | |
| Should an editor write | 266 | |
| How far is his pen at service of owner | 266 | |
| Different opinions | 267 | |
| Editors and the Pall Mall Gazette | 267 | |
| Owners and illustrators | 267 | |
| Ultimate control of policy | 268 | |
| Differences in different countries | 268 | |
| The article de fond | 268 | |
| "Sitting editors" in Germany | 268 | |
| Change in editorial in England | 268 | |
| Off-hand decision impossible | 270 | |
| Many factors involved | 270 | |
| Editors may change | 270 | |
| Samuel Bowles and the Springfield Republican | 270 | |
| The editorial and public opinion | 270 | |
| Editorial influenced by opposing tendencies | 271 | |
| Editors of the old school | 271 | |
| Editors of the new school | 271 | |
| Changes in the country editor | 272 | |
| Changes in the editorial | 272 | |
