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ByOf course, in any business there are titles and then there's power. Peretz never ran the magazine on a day-to-day basis and presumably isn't going to start, so if he's not going to own the magazine -- even partially -- it's not clear what sort of practical influence the editor in chief title would give him. At the same time, as I said before, the family that owns CanWest has Peretz-esque views on Israel so it's not likely that you're going to see sweeping ideological changes as a result of this.





























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