Seminal writer Hilaire Belloc founded a weekly newspaper in 1911 that he titled "The Eye-Witness". The publication lasted only a year, though it gained notoriety for publishing articles on the Marconi scandal. It was the first place in which Gilbert Chesterton released the famous poem "Lepanto". Belloc focused his energies on anti-capitalist and anti-communist articles fighting against what he saw as the collusion of the many British government members with corrupt forces, writing in a brash style. Belloc would relinquish the editorship to Cecil Chesterton but continued writing for it.