When officers showed up at a YouTuber’s door asking what he planned to do with the data he had collected, he reportedly offered a pointed response: that is the same question citizens ask when police do the same thing to them.ContentsHow Flock-Style Systems WorkThe ReversalWhat the Data Can RevealFlock’s Response to ScrutinyThe Pressure Is Not […]
Most news sites do this, it’s actually pretty much standard practice if you don’t have the primary scoop. Not saying I agree with the practice. Sometimes sites actually do additional work and add further information, that’s useful, but mostly it’s just “as reported on by xxxxx”
There’s a difference between citing another news agency and straight up copying the entire article without any changes or credit
TBF? I didn’t read this one, as I’d read another one yesterday. Guess my assumption made me an ass 😅
Except this one was ripped word for word from gadgetreview without crediting them while naming a different author.
Oh no, what about copyright law? Send in the police!
TBF? I didn’t read this one, as I’d read another one yesterday. Guess my assumption made me an ass 😅