Visualizing plagiarism: the Meehan case
In an interesting post titled What does plagiarism look like?, VizWorld presents a composite picture of pages of Meehan's thesis, with copied text highlighted in yellow.
Earlier, in the Poshard case at SIU, the SIU Daily Egyptian had a side-by-side comparison. Both Poshard and Meehan remain as presidents of universities.
VizWorld wrote: As another recent story suggests, plagiarism seems to be governed by a sliding scale, with consequences lessening as the wrongdoer’s status rises. One might ask Elena Kagan and Laurence Tribe.
See prior IPBiz posts, including
http://ipbiz.blogspot.com/2009/05/plagiarism-not-about-intent-but.html
Earlier, in the Poshard case at SIU, the SIU Daily Egyptian had a side-by-side comparison. Both Poshard and Meehan remain as presidents of universities.
VizWorld wrote: As another recent story suggests, plagiarism seems to be governed by a sliding scale, with consequences lessening as the wrongdoer’s status rises. One might ask Elena Kagan and Laurence Tribe.
See prior IPBiz posts, including
http://ipbiz.blogspot.com/2009/05/plagiarism-not-about-intent-but.html
posted by Lawrence B. Ebert at 9:47 PM
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