12 February 2006 18:00
Article that Never was
What do you call a man, effectively the proprietor of a magazine called Global Agenda in one of his roles, who attempts to censor an article in his publication after it has already been printed and circulated to a large part (perhaps 3,000 people) of its intended audience?
More than that, the author of the offending article holds an electronic file of its final form sent to him as a proof and is happy to circulate it more widely.
And what if the “proprietor” attempts to impose his retrospective censorship under the gaze of the world press at one of the world’s highest-profile forums, the annual Davos meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF)?
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