Mashable.com published a very interesting article on the growing phenomenon of journalistic curation. A curator is someone who acts as a medium between journalists / publications and readers.
Read the most up-to-date information on the integrity of the research across industries, publishing in top journals, reputation and much more.
Mashable.com published a very interesting article on the growing phenomenon of journalistic curation. A curator is someone who acts as a medium between journalists / publications and readers.
Everyday, plagiarism is becoming a more frequent subject in the news. The New York Times recently published a very interesting article that examines the current state of plagiarism in the world today.
A recent case in the news involves Germany’s Defense Minister Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg, who allegedly plagiarized his PhD dissertation in 2007.
‘International research community’ is a term you hear quite often; referring to a global consortium of researchers working together towards a common discovery.
Many recent trends point to the standard journalistic editorial process getting a major overhaul to streamline and automate publishing.
Google recently revealed some evidence that shows that Microsoft Bing may be copying their search results.
A recent Forbes article referenced Demand Media’s commitment to providing the highest quality content, free of plagiarism and duplication.
Plagiarism is often a trending topic within blogs and the social media sphere. If you search Twitter for #plagiarism, a variety of related topics will pop-up, most of them fresh discussions and updates from within the last few hours. A Google News search on the topic will also provide daily results that include recent instances of plagiarism coverage from around the web.
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