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plagiarism

  • The Reality of Chinese Scientific Research
    The Reality of Chinese Scientific Research
    Commentary A perennial question about the rise of communist China is how much of a scientific power it has. Leaving aside politics, how to measure scientific output, impact, and quality ...
    June 21, 2024BY Christopher Balding
  • What Happened to Intellectual Life?
    What Happened to Intellectual Life?
    Commentary The prestigious journal Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology published a paper on Feb. 13 called “Cellular ...
    February 26, 2024BY Jeffrey A. Tucker
  • Peter Boghossian on Ivy League Cover-Ups: Harvard Plagiarism Just the Tip of the Iceberg
    Peter Boghossian on Ivy League Cover-Ups: Harvard Plagiarism Just the Tip of the Iceberg
    Peter Boghossian is known for challenging orthodoxies. Today, he uses his distinct “Street Epistemology” method to teach communication ...
    February 17, 2024BY Jan Jekielek
  • Harvard DEI Chief Accused of Plagiarism
    Harvard DEI Chief Accused of Plagiarism
    Harvard may face a new plagiarism scandal, with its chief diversity officer being accused of lifting text without ...
    January 30, 2024BY Tom Ozimek
  • The Root Cause of Academic Groupthink
    The Root Cause of Academic Groupthink
    Commentary The shroud is coming off elite academia, and America is not pleased with what it’s seeing. Its ...
    January 9, 2024BY Bruce Abramson
  • Claudine Gay Is Only Digging Deeper
    Claudine Gay Is Only Digging Deeper
    Commentary It is understandable that Claudine Gay is furious over her forced resignation, her calamitous fall from grace, ...
    January 8, 2024BY Victor Davis Hanson
  • Harvard—Out the Frying Pan Into the Fire
    Harvard—Out the Frying Pan Into the Fire
    Commentary Harvard may assume the forced resignation of its president, Claudine Gay, has finally ended its month-long scandal ...
    January 5, 2024BY Victor Davis Hanson
  • Standards Can—and Must—Be Applied to Everyone
    Standards Can—and Must—Be Applied to Everyone
    Commentary Dr. Claudine Gay has resigned as president of Harvard University. A tepid nonresponse to congressional questioning about ...
    January 4, 2024BY Laura Hollis
  • How Pervasive Is Academic Corruption?
    How Pervasive Is Academic Corruption?
    Commentary Whew, what a day it’s been for higher ed! The Claudine Gay debacle at Harvard University has ...
    January 4, 2024BY Jeffrey A. Tucker
  • House Extends Investigation Into Allegations of Plagiarism by Harvard’s President
    House Extends Investigation Into Allegations of Plagiarism by Harvard’s President
    'Our concern is that standards are not being applied consistently, resulting in different rules for different members of ...
    December 21, 2023BY Aaron Pan
  • Just How Common Is Plagiarizing at Harvard?
    Just How Common Is Plagiarizing at Harvard?
    Amid all the controversy surrounding Claudine Gay’s congressional testimony about anti-Semitism on the Harvard campus, she has been ...
    December 12, 2023BY Roger L. Simon
  • Plagiarism Allegations Tarnish China’s Art Scene
    Plagiarism Allegations Tarnish China’s Art Scene
    A British artist recently accused a Chinese painter at the China Academy of Arts of plagiarizing several of ...
    May 4, 2023BY Anne Zhang, Ellen Wan and Lynn Xu
  • China’s Copyright Violations of South Korea’s Entertainment Media Has Doubled
    China’s Copyright Violations of South Korea’s Entertainment Media Has Doubled
    China’s brazen copyright violations of South Korea’s entertainment content have doubled since 2016, says South Korea’s culture ministry. ...
    March 7, 2022BY Lisa Bian
  • China’s Penchant for Plagiarism Poses an Existential Threat to US
    China’s Penchant for Plagiarism Poses an Existential Threat to US
    Commentary In October of last year, China’s biggest streaming platform, Youku, was accused of plagiarizing "Squid Game," one ...
    February 18, 2022BY John Mac Ghlionn
  • Taiwan Blockchain Startup Accuses Mainland Chinese Firm of Plagiarizing Logo
    Taiwan Blockchain Startup Accuses Mainland Chinese Firm of Plagiarizing Logo
    Taiwan-based startup HollyGold has accused a mainland Chinese company of stealing its logo to create a copycat firm. ...
    October 13, 2020BY Frank Yue
  • BuzzFeed Acknowledges Plagiarism, Not Attributing Some Quotes
    BuzzFeed Acknowledges Plagiarism, Not Attributing Some Quotes
    BuzzFeed published articles that included plagiarized material and quotes that weren't attributed correctly, its new editor-in-chief said. The ...
    June 27, 2020BY Zachary Stieber
  • China’s Weibo Takes Down Instagram-Like App After Logo Plagiarism Spat
    China’s Weibo Takes Down Instagram-Like App After Logo Plagiarism Spat
    BEIJING—Chinese microblogging website Weibo Corp has taken down an Instagram-like app just three days after its launch and ...
    September 5, 2019BY Reuters
  • Justin Bieber Sued For Stealing Vocal Riffs For “Sorry”
    Justin Bieber Sued For Stealing Vocal Riffs For “Sorry”
    Singer Justin Bieber is facing a lawsuit after allegedly stealing vocal riffs from a lesser-known artist for his ...
    May 27, 2016BY Chika Dunu
  • How Universities Can Help Students Avoid Plagiarism: Get Them to Write Better
    How Universities Can Help Students Avoid Plagiarism: Get Them to Write Better
    As universities get better at detecting plagiarism, students are having to find new ways to avoid getting caught.
    January 13, 2016BY Stuart Wrigley
  • Forget Plagiarism: There’s a New and Bigger Threat to Academic Integrity
    Forget Plagiarism: There’s a New and Bigger Threat to Academic Integrity
    Academic plagiarism is no longer just sloppy “cut and paste” jobs or students cribbing large chunks of an ...
    August 20, 2015BY Adele Thomas
  • The Colbert Report and 3 Other Productions Blatantly Copied in China
    The Colbert Report and 3 Other Productions Blatantly Copied in China
    Interestingly, Chinese internet users, fed up with widespread plagiarism in China, were often the first ones to point ...
    July 19, 2015BY Irene Luo
  • China’s Counterfeiting Efforts Win Awards
    China’s Counterfeiting Efforts Win Awards
    China, a world famous counterfeiter, is finally being recognized for its efforts.
    July 1, 2014BY Carol Wickenkamp
  • Fraud Goes to School in China, Part 2 of 3
    Fraud Goes to School in China, Part 2 of 3
    Plagiarism has become common in China's universities and research institutes.
    October 12, 2010BY Si Wang
  • Shanghai World Expo’s Superlatives
    Shanghai World Expo’s Superlatives
    The Shanghai World Expo opened on April 30 as the "largest ever," but critics point to aspects which ...
    May 1, 2010BY Rona Rui
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