The New Republic took these steps only after Forbes Digital Tool informed the magazine that it was going to publish a story that proved "Hack Heaven" was a sham from top to bottom.
And if a small press is any good, there's always a risk that it's going to publish something you'll hate.
As Karen Rinaldi, publisher at Bloomsbury U.S.A., said, "You just read it and say, 'Damn, it's great, it's long, it's fantasy and I'm going to publish it".' A fantasy novel used to be able to rely on perhaps 7,500 dedicated hardcover readers.
You can pay your bills, you don't have to publish it.' And that was a very freeing thought, even though I knew bloody well, in my heart of hearts, that I was going to publish it.
We stayed up for 40 hours talking about it until finally I said, 'I'm going to publish the letter, but first we will get an official divorce and then we'll still be together, but you'll be protected.' She grabbed the letter from my hands and read it again.
"And they sent back -- and I have their fax, I'm going to publish it in my next book -- a message that said, 'Our advice is 'hide your children.' " So, you know -- I try to make films real, but if you make them real, they won't let you put your product out".
Three days later, he emails to say that if I'm going to publish it, I have to say that he's the Swedish Artist.
In the meantime, I am going to publish my diaries from my eight years at Westminster.
A publisher is going to publish a book about it.
Today the Institute for Fiscal Studies is going to publish its own briefing on the subject.
If The Times is going to publish more and faster, it will have to react faster to rectify more mistakes.
