Monday, Aug 20, 2012 10:05 PM UTC
Plagiarists’ addictive, stressful world
Fareed Zakaria says he just confused his notes. When writers are accused of plagiarism, the excuses sound familiar SLIDE SHOW
Fareed Zakaria says he just confused his notes. When writers are accused of plagiarism, the excuses sound familiar SLIDE SHOW
Fareed Zakaria's plagiarism scandal shows the danger of journalists trying to write history
Everything on the Internet is stolen. So why does the Web delight so much in nailing a plagiarist in the MSM?
From Jonah Lehrer to President Obama, writers keep getting accused of treachery. Here's how to tell when it's real SLIDE SHOW
Arnaud de Borchgrave wants you to know that his very important friends don't think he did anything wrong
Updated: After falsely accusing Elizabeth Warren of plagiarism, the conservative magazine apologizes
Editors knew there was an apparent plagiarist on staff but let him keep writing. An exclusive look inside the paper
Allegations of plagiarism and copyright abuse have rocked the art world. Our panel debates where fair use ends
Disgraced thriller writer Quentin Rowan borrows from 12-step rhetoric in an unconvincing and insincere explanation
The liberal UK journalist, accused of plagiarism, is now said to have invented a key part of an award-winning story
"Dark of the Moon's" dark secret: Shots from "The Island" appear in summer blockbuster
Lefty hack's cut-and-paste chats spark Twitter furor
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