How Steve Jobs obit got published
                   
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28-Aug-2008 61 related
        

The first rule of publishing is that anything that can go wrong, will go wrong. (A corollary favored at Time Magazine, where I labored for nearly three decades, is that all copy is guilty until proved otherwise.) None of this excuses, but it does help explain, how Bloomberg News managed to publish an obituary on Wednesday afternoon of Apple CEO Steve Jobs, who is still quite alive. Advance work on famous figures’... [read full story]                    

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