Maureen Dowd as well as PlagiarismView some-more papers from Dan Kennedy.
Later this afternoon I’ll be heading a contention of a Maureen Dowd piracy story in Steve Burgard’s connoisseur ethics category during Northeastern. Here’s a slideshow I’ll be using.
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Curious which New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd would be out of the paper upon Sunday as well as Wednesday of this week after carrying her knuckles rapped by open editor Clark Hoyt, we sent an e-mail to Times mouthpiece Catherine Mathis asking either Dowd was upon eighth month or had been suspended. Mathis’ reply, in full:
Maureen is upon vacation. Since she didn’t do anything wrong, there would be no reason for the suspension.That, of course, would be discordant to Hoyt’s view, who delivered … Continue Reading
Jack Shafer points out in Slate that New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd deserves credit for not starting in to hiding, not fussy as well as not claiming that what she did wasn’t plagiarism. I’ll give her that.
In an e-mail to Media Nation, Shafer additionally fingered an detrimental I’d messed up in my Guardian column, that has right away been corrected. I’d misattributed a Dowd e-mail to a wrong source. Thank you, Jack.
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It’s not plagiarism, presumption Sunday’s mainstay was an removed incident. Rather, it’s phoning in a lazy, solipsistic mainstay which is infrequently interesting though frequency digs deeper than a required knowledge of a day.
Or so we disagree in a Guardian.
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Simon Owens has a ultimate upon a Maureen Dowd piracy story, with quotes from Dowd as well as a no-comment from Josh Marshall.
The New York Times has already updated Dowd’s mainstay to credit Marshall, though there’s no admission that there was a complaint in a initial place.
OK, this is premature, though here is Dowd crony Howell Raines’ 1998 takedown of a Boston Globe, that he chastises for unwell to glow star columnist Mike Barnicle after he’d been held plagiarizing … Continue Reading