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Plagiarism in New Zealand

By Lawrence B. Ebert, Esq.

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stuff.co.nz reported: Radio New Zealand has pulled Noelle McCarthy off air until Boxing Day after an inquiry uncovered fresh cases of suspected plagiarism. (...) Items on octopuses, Halloween and Wimbledon fashion drew heavily on articles printed in British newspapers.

A press release from scoop.co.nz stated:

Radio New Zealand has the most public and transparent editorial policies and operational processes of any broadcaster in New Zealand. All staff are required to be aware of the policies and abide by them.

Noelle McCarthy will continue to prepare for her Summer Noelle programme scheduled for broadcast from Boxing Day but will not present Afternoons for the rest of the year.

The matter was triggered by reports in the Sunday Star Times.

Full post as published by IPBiz on November 28, 2008 (boomark / email).

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