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."