Owners and Editors
David Astor
The sight of the last editor of the Times leaving his job was disconcerting. Why was he going after only a year? Was it political disagreement? Or to do with overspending? Or with the style of the paper? Why had he not appealed to the ‘independent national directors’ introduced to arbitrate in such matters? There was no explanation. But, whatever was happening, the position of editor of the Times, as well as Mr Harold Evans personally, was taking a knock.
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Vol. 4 No. 7 · 15 April 1982 » David Astor » Owners and Editors
pages 13-14 | 1290 words
