Here’s an interesting bit of legal history, relevant to the Courant’s plagiarism caper, brought to us by this unusual blog.
It suggests that many of us in the world of journalism have neglected to develop a clear standard of conduct regarding the use of the facts reported in other publications.
Maybe this could help us start.
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