Because that’s the accusation now being made against a new Arianna Huffington/HuffPost spin-off venture.
HuffPost Editor Jonah Peretti says, no, it’s all a big misunderstanding, that HuffPost is just trying to send traffic in the direction of The Onion and alt-weekly Chicago Reader, among others.
Bullshit in spades. Both of those folks are plenty big enough, and at least the The Onion, have had well-established website presences long enogh before Arianna came along, they don’t need HuffPost’s “help.”
Also, people who complain about this and similar shenanigans at HuffPost are getting cybercensored.
I hope the scandal “helps” HuffPost continue to tumble down the stairs of worthwhileness (as it already has), with a good, swift cyberkick in Arianna’s solar plexus.
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Showing posts with label plagiarism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label plagiarism. Show all posts
December 21, 2008
March 04, 2008
Medical research plagiarism real problem, not political plagiarism
Medical research plagiarism appears to have a fair amount of “traction,” shall we say. What else could you say about people doing this half a doz3en times or more.
And, what if people are dying over this?
Imagine people dying because one shoddy study overtouting a drug, or hiding interaction or reaction problems, gets plagiarized and spread.
Or, imagine Big Pharma actually paying somebody to plagiarize a study a pharma company has already paid for.
And, what if people are dying over this?
Imagine people dying because one shoddy study overtouting a drug, or hiding interaction or reaction problems, gets plagiarized and spread.
Or, imagine Big Pharma actually paying somebody to plagiarize a study a pharma company has already paid for.
Labels:
Big PhARMA,
medical research,
plagiarism
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