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The other day, a friend of mine noted how weird it was to see articles in newspapers all around the world lifting words he crafted for the wikipedia entry on Nine Inch Nails, almost never citing their...
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The Shapira column in the Post actually makes a few interesting points. One, it notes that the Gawker story does a poorer job attributing the original that it should. Second, he correctly observes that...
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there's a reason why WSJ closed their law section. why read a mainstream pub when you can get specific info and low bullshit writing from blogs like pop tort, patently o, chicago ip lit, and above the...
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Also, how about the fact that all journalist just go to search.twitter.com and search for #moonlanding to get people's opinion instead of actually going on street and asking the public about it.
View ArticleDon't even get me started.
The other day, a friend of mine noted how weird it was to see articles in newspapers all around the world lifting words he crafted for the wikipedia entry on Nine Inch Nails, almost never citing their...
View ArticleBoth sides are guilty and correct
The Shapira column in the Post actually makes a few interesting points. One, it notes that the Gawker story does a poorer job attributing the original that it should. Second, he correctly observes that...
View Articlelaw blogs
there's a reason why WSJ closed their law section. why read a mainstream pub when you can get specific info and low bullshit writing from blogs like pop tort, patently o, chicago ip lit, and above the...
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Also, how about the fact that all journalist just go to search.twitter.com and search for #moonlanding to get people's opinion instead of actually going on street and asking the public about it.
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The other day, a friend of mine noted how weird it was to see articles in newspapers all around the world lifting words he crafted for the wikipedia entry on Nine Inch Nails, almost never citing their...
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The Shapira column in the Post actually makes a few interesting points. One, it notes that the Gawker story does a poorer job attributing the original that it should. Second, he correctly observes that...
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there’s a reason why WSJ closed their law section. why read a mainstream pub when you can get specific info and low bullshit writing from blogs like pop tort, patently o, chicago ip lit, and above the...
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Also, how about the fact that all journalist just go to search.twitter.com and search for #moonlanding to get people’s opinion instead of actually going on street and asking the public about it.
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