Public Relations & Social Media Insight

If professional journalists are doing it, is it any wonder plagiarism is rampant on the Internet?

 

If you’ve had your hard-earned content stolen, here are five ways to deal with it effectively.

 

['Nuff said - JD]

My work was recently swiped by a PR pro. Here are three things to do when your work is plagiarized.

 

Well, we have another entry into the plagiarizer’s hall of shame today.
Neil Kuvin, a contributor to the website BizCEOs.com, recently ran a story called “Media Reporters Require Rules.” His piece highlighted seven rules of working with the media. But the piece looked strangely familiar. That’s because I wrote the piece last year.

Neil should know better. His Twitter bio describes him as a “PR/Media Relations pro with 4 decades of experience.”...

 

[Sound advice from Brad Phillips - JD]