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Great Moments in Plagiarizationby Craig CalcaterraNovember 06, 2009 Craig writes the Shysterball blog for the Hardball Times.
Bruce Markusen said...
ESPN—what an organization. To think that ESPN was the first channel I turned to back in the 1980s. Between the sex scandals, the constant claims to “scoops” (which often seem to be claims to stories that have already become common knowledge),and now a blatant example of plagiarism, ESPN has much to be proud of in recent years. Posted 11/06 at 08:53 PM
Ben said...
Sorry… isn’t it “plagiarism”? Posted 11/06 at 09:18 PM
Craig Calcaterra said...
Yeah. I was kind of trying to be funny at the time, but as I sit here right now, I’m not sure what made me think I was being funny. Posted 11/06 at 09:40 PM
Chris J. said...
Failed Lawyers would be a good name for a band. Posted 11/07 at 10:12 AM
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Quite a heartfelt apology, huh? “Should have been attributed…” I guess I shouldn’t complain—it’s a fairly tacit admission that ESPN straight stole content. It beats some sort of mistake defense along the lines of “I didn’t know that stuff they were injecting in my butt that made me crazy strong might have been steroids.”
By the way, Craig, I know you don’t twitter (or if you do, it’s pretty stealthy). But I’d check this every day or two:
http://www.twitter.com/OldHossRadbourn . Pure gold. I put him in my DD account just to add some humor to the feed.