Tag: plagiarism

Barely Legal: Villacorta makes a joke of of himself and Sotto

August 23, 2012

Barely Legal is a new column in GeloLopez’s blog where Gelo tries to make sense of the discombobulated legalese. TGeloLopez is not a lawyer of...

Transcript: Sarah Pope’s interview on Ratsada @DZIQ 990 Radyo Inquirer

August 20, 2012

Ratsada Inquirer got to talk to Sarah Pope via Skype during last Saturday’s Ratsada Inquirer show at DZIQ 990khz. Here is the 14 minutes audio...

On Sotto’s Plagiarism: Either he resigns…or he resigns

August 17, 2012

Whether we admit it or not, we are all guilty of plagiarism at some point in our life. Sometimes, we deliberately do it and we...

Shattering the silence: An open letter to the Philippine writing community

May 1, 2011

This is an open letter to the writing community in the light of Krip Yuson plagiarism From the moment that sports blogger Jaemark Tordecilla brought...

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