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Is the Washington Post Giving Up in the Battle Against Plagiarism?

Posted by David R. on Jun 6, 2011 8:00:00 AM
iStock 000007374399XSmallWashington Post spokesman Patrick Pexton recently wrote an article about plagiarism within the Post, as well as the organization’s attitude towards dealing with it.  More specifically, Pexton shed light on an instance of plagiarism from the Post’s travel section on April 17th that originated from a hired freelancer.

Pexton expounds on the topic of freelancer plagiarism, saying:

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