uhm, if you register a listener to the pre_save signal, then you can do
this:
if instance.published:
# the instance about to be saved has the published flag on
dbojb = MyModel.objects.get(id=instance.id)
# did it have it on the database?
if not dbobj.published:
do_stuff()
you probably need to check the "created" argument on the listener that
tells you if the object is a new one, or a modification
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