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11 June, 2005

A brief note to welcome Nitin Pai as the newest Asiapundit. His blog, the Acorn, is one of the best sites for analytical essays on India and its neighbors. It’s so good, in fact, that one or more multi-million dollar operations decided to plagiarize his work.

…the entire paragraph came from The Acorn. It was published
right here on this blog on 7th January 2004. They didn’t even bother to
correct the inadvertant error in the punctuation (the space before the
exclamation mark). While the folks at BSNL and Intelligroup are welcome
to use material from this blog, they are required to attribute it to
the source as per the Creative Commons attribution license. They did no such thing.
How about a little honesty, Messrs BSNL and Intelligroup?

by myrick @ 12:40 pm. Filed under Blogs, India, Media, South Asia

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