Editing Harry Browne (section)

===Activist and author===

Browne worked as an advertising and sales executive in the 1960s. He then devoted himself full-time to the "[[Americanism (ideology)|Americanist]]" cause. He believed that the newspapers of America would willingly buy material promoting the American way of life; so, in 1961 he took on the proprietorship of American Way Features, Inc., a newspaper feature service, and as managing editor inaugurated a plan to turn the service from a subsidized program into a profit-making service. It sold "Americanist" features, in competition with all the recognized syndicates. His own column, The American Way, appeared in over 200 newspapers throughout America.

In the summer of 1962, Browne was named the advertising manager for the Liberty Amendment Committee's bimonthly ''American Progress for Economic Freedom''. In October he was named associate editor, and in November he was the editor. The following Spring the magazine was renamed ''Freedom Magazine'', and Browne continued as its editor until February 1964 when he turned his full-time attention to the American Way Features, Inc.