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Most news sites do this, it’s actually pretty much standard practice if you don’t have the primary scoop. Not saying I agree with the practice. Sometimes sites actually do additional work and add further information, that’s useful, but mostly it’s just “as reported on by xxxxx”
Except this one was ripped word for word from gadgetreview without crediting them while naming a different author.
Oh no, what about copyright law? Send in the police!
TBF? I didn’t read this one, as I’d read another one yesterday. Guess my assumption made me an ass 😅
There’s a difference between citing another news agency and straight up copying the entire article without any changes or credit
TBF? I didn’t read this one, as I’d read another one yesterday. Guess my assumption made me an ass 😅