Owen Thomas of Valleywag writes Wednesday about how Wired magazine executive editor Bob Cohn was able to get a story in its October issue about the new Google Web browser called Chrome without it leaking out.
“‘Only 8 or 10 people knew — not because we don’t trust people, but because I and Steven had pledged it would be very closely held,’ says Cohn. (Wired has a staff of 49, according to the masthead.) ‘Normally the staff sees the entire magazine. I sent out an email this morning letting people know. A lot of people came into my office surprised there was a story they didn’t even know about, words on the cover they hadn’t read.’
“Did it ruffle feathers? Perhaps a little, says Cohn: ‘This morning an editor told me about a story he was working on, and then he said, ‘And there’s a secret story I can’t tell you about.””
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