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After posting what’s been called “the correction heard ’round the world,” Amanda Hess says she plans to be more vigilant when self-editing her blog posts. “I’m not going to lie; I’m going to make mistakes in the future,” she tells Mallary Jean Tenore. “But this one will probably have me on my toes for a little while.”
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TBD’s Hess: Correction hoopla ‘good publicity, but I think it was overplayed’
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