What if any discussions took place before editors sent page 11 to be printed?
Government ministers enjoyed the right to see them before editors, as did friendly foreign diplomats.
The full-page ad he drew up trumpeting these "raves" was rejected by The Times, but it ran in one edition of The Herald Tribune before editors killed it.
Some sceptical advance publicity had suggested that the new book was merely an earlier draft of the first one, representing the text before editors and publishers demanded a substantial revision.
This week another former colleague at the Australian, media and marketing writer Simon Canning, wrote in Mumbrella about how the paper's media section – before editors Sharri Markson and Darren Davidson – once strived for an independence.
But as I have written before, editors were reacting strongly against the behavior of these flawed people.
Every Rejection Is Just One Person's Opinion We've all heard the stories about various novels being rejected, like, 800 times, before editors taking them.
The day before, Franca Sozzani, editor of Italian Vogue, was having a sneak preview.
Most posts inside the site, however, go up before an editor sees them.
Even before my editor e-mailed, I knew that I needed a new way out.
