Former BusinessWeek writer Gary Weiss notes that the obituary on the former McGraw-Hill magazine’s Web site gets the name wrong of recently deceased McGraw-Hill CEO Harold McGraw. It’s not Howard.
“Strange isn’t it? You’d expect that if the error was going to be corrected anywhere, it would be at BW.
“I guess there’s a bit of symbolic significance in this boner going uncorrected. Over the past few years, BW has become unrecognizable since the days when McGraw ran the magazine’s former parent in the seventies and early eighties. One observer recently contended that BW had morphed over the past few years into the ‘Reader’s Digest of American finance.'”
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