Using another author's work as if it was one's own original work.
The act of plagiarizing; taking someone's words or ideas as if they were your own.
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Content companies say the law would create important tools for fighting piracy.
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Clancey stressed an international solution was needed to the problem of piracy.
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That trade has long since been denounced by this government, as piracy.
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In late 2009, we still thought the threat would come from piracy.
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And the issue of piracy also plays directly into their money game.
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In modern times, plagiarism is not limited to lazy and dishonest students.
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It can be broken down into three areas, fabrication, falsification and plagiarism.
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The charge of plagiarism is utterly false, not having the slightest foundation.
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Paul Brennan talks to him about how plagiarism detection is carried out.
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Who was responsible for the plagiarism, and who would take the fall?
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But Rhys Thomas-Martin accused him of plagiarism in an article he published.
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Princess Michael was accused of plagiarism over her book on royal brides.
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And the truth is, the only 'crime' he ever committed was plagiarism.
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Next thing we know, she's threatening to sue the NERD for plagiarism.
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I don't dream of accusing you of plagiarism, my dear fellow-that'sabsurd.
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Bloomsbury vigorously denied allegations of plagiarism when the case first came to court.
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However, in 2015 Ms Bines released a video on YouTube addressing plagiarism claims.
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The London Independent newspaper has suspended columnist Johann Hari after allegations of plagiarism.
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At the sharp end are plagiarism, fabrication and falsification of research.
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It is an uphill struggle but plagiarism.org has taken the first resolute step.
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The worst you can be charged with is plagiarism or imitation.
