Plagiarism
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In closing arguments, Jimmy Page and Robert Plant were criticized for ‘selective’ memories and ‘convenient’ truths in their testimony
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Writer discovers his Times article reproduced on the Daily Mail’s website
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Globe & Mail editor says we’re ‘working with Peggy’ to avoid further ‘mistakes’
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Hundreds of American crosswords appear to have been stolen. But who would steal a puzzle, and could it happen here?
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Selina Miles said a Nike commercial featuring Brazilian footballer Neymar Jr and a BBC UK F1 ad bears ‘uncanny similarities’ to her video Limitless
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The Koons mystery deepens as another charge of plagiarism has been lobbed at the artist. But the latest claims are truly shocking
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Fans of the late singer Ahmet Kaya say Adele’s song Million Years Ago, from new album 25, bears striking similarities to a track by the Kurdish performer
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Gay romance by Laura Harner withdrawn from sale as ‘almost word-for-word copy’ of novel by New York Times bestseller Becky McGraw
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A city in Zinjiang has a new public artwork that’s suspiciously similar to Kapoor’s Bean in Chicago – and the sculptor is incensed, though this is just the latest act of copycat culture in China
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Writers consider legal action against Moscow publishing house after discovering series about Russian president circulated in their names. The Moscow Times reports
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Channel 4 Dispatches uncovers shady practices across the board, from rigged primary school key assessments to 40,000 university students disciplined for plagiarism
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Many people contribute to an academic paper and not many are credited. In the words of Pharrell Williams, there are blurred lines
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Journalist tells of doing a ‘mindless job’ at the Mail’s New York office
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Writer plans to sue newspaper for its use of his interview
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Investigation launched into claims she copied from articles
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Ofqual finds essay writing services are ‘poor quality’ and unlikely to get A-level students who cheat with coursework a good grade
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News organisations reach confidential legal settlement three months after plagiarism row erupted
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He also lashes out at David Frost and Richard Dawkins
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But he remains on the newspaper's staff
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Australian media law experts doubtful about legal action
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Scientist revises her book Seeds of Hope after allegations 12 sections were lifted from other websites
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Thanks to the internet, it has never been easier to steal other people's work. There's also a high risk you'll be found out. So why do it? Rhodri Marsden goes in search of a little originality
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Sadhbh Walshe: The accusation isn't LaBeouf's first. It seems his meteoric rise to stardom makes him think he can take whatever he wants
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Twin reasons for the Mail website's huge success
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Roy Greenslade questions the ethics of the Daily Mail's website in repeating a Daily Mirror article word for word
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The startling theory that the Führer survived in exile until age 73 was examined in a book. Now its British authors are accused of plagiarism
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Intern apologises after editorial investigation
Mexico president Enrique Peña Nieto plagiarized thesis for law degree: report