As a fiction writer, I have permission to make stuff up. This was quite the departure for me after 20 years in journalism, where making
plagiarism
In the land of . . .
- Was discussing internet plagiarism with filmmaker Paul Boczkowski of Longtimers Productions, and he emailed the below. I found it cogent with an intriguing idea. Liked the writing style, too.
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Replication Factors and Writing
In 1929, being the first English language version I've been able to find, A.S. Eddington wrote, "...
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What the Fudge?
- Say it ain't so. Tell me I'm dreaming.
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- Say it ain't so. Tell me I'm dreaming.
Has Anyone Else Been Following This Story?
As a relatively rabid travel reader (and Travel Channel junkie), I suppose I shouldn't have been surprised when Thomas Kohnstamm, co-author of a dozen Lonely Planet guides to Latin America and the
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Whose Work is It?
I often think of our responsibility as journalists, authors, speakers. What we say, what we write doesn't just make an impact on others but reflects upon us as people.
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Copy cats
Plagiarism
So there is a new author stink about plagiarism. This comes up now and again in the published works world, but I face it every single day as a teacher of English. This habit people have of borr
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