#plagiarism

In South Korea, the Haeundae District in Busan has won court decision, allowing it to reclaim roughly $130,000 it paid to a plagiarizing contractor. https://www.plagiarismtoday.com/2026/09/16/district-claws-back-130000-over-plagiarized-report/ #Plagiarism #SouthKorea #Report

Every time that I watch a Hollywood "Sci-Fi" movie... #hollywood #plagiarism #meme

Plagiarism has been in the news (due to the case of Jason Arday).... so its worth noting: Much academic work is mostly 'inter-textual', it builds on & responds to previous academic work (published in the area of research). So, apparent plagiarism is often just referencing failure! Missing or incomplete references end up looking like unattributed use. This is why when I taught undergraduates I was very hard on bad referencing; my view is you *cannot* over reference. #universities #plagiarism