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certainly. I'm knockoff oakleys liking MoDo much less these days. If she got this particular "consideration" From her roomate, i'd personally buy it. This supposes her friend quoted Marshall word for word and, sequentially, Mo quoted her friend verbatim. The kids' game of telephone is an illustration of how unlikely that is to happen.
better, It only fails to comprehend because Dowd says she was "told" Implying spoken word than perhaps getting the line via an email. It seems likely that she cut and pasted the line from a written smokeless source thinking it was in her acquaintance's words and not from some published source. She then would not have oakleys felt it to help provide attribution. I am surprised this doesn't happen more often. it seems somewhat lazy on her part but not serious plagiarism. She should give a more accurate description of how it happened and will have to withstand close scrutiny from now on.
Plagiarism is a tough charge in legal circles as I learned in one of my senior tutorials. on the web "inadvertently" Repeat a concept from someone else's writing without realizing that was how it got in your head to begin with. It's a great when it's wordforword.
isn't the crime
I agree completely that it's not necessary to this got through verbatim as oral communication. So she either went to your blog, increased the quote, And figured nobody reads these items anyway (hunh?) Or nobody who makes sense enough to read her column also reads Josh Marshall. more often than not, that is my theory, Some very hidden blog copied Marshall, She saw that third buy, And lifted the lyrics figuring no one could notice.
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