Plagiarism

She seems to have borrowed some passages for her new book.

"I just feel betrayed," he said.

It's certainly a bit sloppy.

"A man who's been plagiarized must be graceful and grateful."

He's ready to talk, but already spreading inaccuracies.

Better than misspelling?

A review of his blog posts for 'Wired' turned up enough misdeeds to lose him another job.

That's about two percent of the undergraduate student body.

The brand-name journalist completes his repentance cycle with an apology and explanation.

Last week's mini-plagiarism scandal reaches its conclusion. 

Scandal be damned.

An apology is reportedly imminent.

There's a lot of his work left to go through.

The 'New Yorker' staffer hasn't written for more than a month since his self-plagiarism scandal.

Yes, there is a Fox News Magazine.

The summer of journalistic embarrassments rages on.

The 'New Yorker' staffer's recycling has also called attention to attribution errors.

He's borrowed from his own work quite a bit.

Is he just lazy?

A champion is accused of stealing his mojo.