Tuesday 28 September, 2021
Bellew said he “borrowed” a few phrases.
The proposed legislation will make it an offence to provide written-to-order essays, which give students an advantage over others by essentially participating in plagiarism.
A US judge yesterday signed an order saying an agreement had been reached between the parties, but did not say for how much.
Monica Crowley has been named director of communications for the White House’s National Security Council.
Well, she is trying to replace her as First Lady.
A US judge said its opening may copy the notes of a song performed by the rock band Spirit.
Don’t mess with Limerick’s finest.
UCD have said that they are investigating the student’s later work following the revelation
The Canadian artist had suggested Take Me To Church resembled a Feist song written in 2013.
A speech from the second episode was allegedly lifted from an article by a US journalist.
Alarm was raised by teaching assistant who noticed suspicious similarities between students’ papers.
Journalist and author Jonah Lehrer has had his latest book pulled from shelves over quotes that ‘didn’t exist’.
A Croatian journalist is suing the star, claiming that she took the plot of her directorial debut from his book.
The US singer and dancer has been accused of using choreography by a Belgian dancer in the video for her new song, Countdown.
The writer has apologised after allegations he copied content from a number of sources in his international affairs column.
Steven King’s column has been suspended but management at the newspaper have still not been able to get in contact with their international affairs writer.
Dr Steven King, a former advisor to David Trimble, is accused of plagiarising columns from a British political blog.
Former Fair City actress Claudia Carroll denies lifting quotes from Sex And The City for inclusion in her most recent book.
Edith Nesbit’s classic novel appears to borrow heavily from a work published almost a decade before.
Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg had become engulfed in a scandal surrounding his university doctorate.
Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg was given top marks for his 2006 thesis… but a newspaper believes it heavily plagiarised.
Adam Wheeler plagiarised other people’s work, forged transcripts and gave fake recommendations to blag his way into one of the world’s most prestigious universities.
Galway-Mayo IT says letting students continue their course was an “appropriate response”.
