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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Technology
Jack Schofield

Cracken back at PC World, Crawford removed

The PC World story that started on Monday (PC World editor quits over censorship of an Apple story, below), has taken another turn, according to the Wired News blog: IDG has removed Colin Crawford (former CEO of MacWorld) as PC World's CEO and reinstated Harry McCracken as Editor in Chief.

Wired News says: "It's good to see the IDG bosses standing behind principled editorial, even if it is a fluffy piece of Digg bait. It's even better to see a stand-up guy like McCracken keeping his job, while the shill takes a hike."

In this case, 'taking a hike' means "rejoining the IDG management team as executive vice president, online."

Update: PC World now reports that Editor in Chief Harry McCracken Returns to PCW. It says: "The resignation sparked an outpouring of coverage [...] and reader protest, including subscription cancellations."

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