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Mastodon_70 (Pete): @jamiedsongs @sethmnookin No doubt Jamie. I'm bummed CBS canceled Vegas. Great cast, writing, and the 60's setting was great
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jamiedsongs (Jamie): @Mastodon_70 @sethmnookin At least they're not being canceled. Sucks that CBS doesn't let you view Person of Interest online.
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Edward Jay Epstein “submits that Fareed Zakaria is not guilty of plagiarism.” I submit that Epstein doesn’t understand what the word means.
Category: Ethics, Journalism, Media
Tagged Adam Winkler, CNN, Edward Jay Epstein, Fareed Zakaria, Jill Lepore, plagiarism, The Daily Beast, The New Yorker, Time
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