The issue is that many journalists feel they have a sacred right to publish whatever they feel the public should know about, rather than being at the whims of some third party. This generally extends to the not editorial staff, so the feeling here is that it is not correct for "business people" to make editorial decisions about what gets published.
The issue is that many journalists feel they have a sacred right to publish whatever they feel the public should know about, rather than being at the whims of some third party. This generally extends to the not editorial staff, so the feeling here is that it is not correct for "business people" to make editorial decisions about what gets published.