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sethmnookin: @maiasz Mezrich goes way, way beyond that.
33 minutes ago
benmezrich (Ben Mezrich): @maiasz @sethmnookin @davidquammen you tell him! Deep down, Maslin loves me. But not everyone likes narrative nonfiction! :)
31 minutes ago
maiasz (Maia Szalavitz): @sethmnookin oh, ok. like i said, i don't know the guy's work.
31 minutes ago- maiasz (Maia Szalavitz): @sethmnookin she seems to imply you can't set a scene based on other people's descriptions & that's done all the time.
31 minutes ago - maiasz (Maia Szalavitz): @sethmnookin @DavidQuammen not made up conversations but parties not attended & other descriptions where reporter not there
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MultipleDraftz (Dan Jones): RT @sethmnookin: "He is expert at making up conversations he did not hear": @nytimes is not impressed w/Ben Mezrich's latest. http://t.co/6…
31 minutes ago- maiasz (Maia Szalavitz): @sethmnookin dunno anything about the guy but seems unfair to charge him w/doing what vast majority of nonfiction & history does.
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SciWriteLabs 8.3: Adjudicating the Lehrer plagiarism accusations. Plus: Are we ignoring the truly frightening trends in journalism?*
Category: Ethics, Journalism, Media, SciWriteLabs
Tagged Arianna Huffington, Carl Zimmer, Chicago Tribune, David Quammen, Deborah Blum, Jack Shafer, Jane Jacobs, Jim Romenesko, Jonah Lehrer, Journatic, Lou Dobbs, Malcolm Gladwell, Oprah Winfrey, plagiarism, Salon.com, The New York Times, The New Yorker, This American Life, William Goldman
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