R. E. Park. in his book. "The Immigrant Press and Its Control." said "Very few publishers of the foreignlanguage press have learned to take the detached and impersonal attitude of the American newspaper man toward the contents of the paper they print. They do not quite accept the philosophy of the editor who said he was "willing to print anything that God would let happen." Commenting on this statement. Janowitz says. "Park makes a remarkable observation on the attitude of the publisher toward his paper. an observation which suggests application to the community press." However. this deep concern for the editorial columns has created its own problems that deserve a little discussion.
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Foreign language press publishers are overly concerned with the content of their papers and do not take a detached attitude.