The changing nature of plagiarism

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Description

Plagiarists, fakes and frauds have a long history in Australia, particularly in our literary scene.

But with the rise of social media and platforms that encourage copying trends and sharing material, plagiarising is more rife than ever.

So what does it take for someone to do it blatantly? And could we all be doing it without realising?

Guests:

Sarah L'Estrange, presenter of RN's The Book Show series, Fakes and Frauds

Johnathan Bailey, plagiarism consultant at CopyByte, founder of Plagiarism Today

Dr Guy Curtis, Senior Lecturer in Applied Psychology at University of Western Australia

Period	17 May 2023

Title	The changing nature of plagiarism
Degree of recognition	National
Media name/outlet	ABC Radio National
Media type	Radio
Duration/Length/Size	28 minutes
Country/Territory	Australia
Date	17/05/23
Description	Plagiarists, fakes and frauds have a long history in Australia, particularly in our literary scene. But with the rise of social media and platforms that encourage copying trends and sharing material, plagiarising is more rife than ever. So what does it take for someone to do it blatantly? And could we all be doing it without realising? Guests: Sarah L'Estrange, presenter of RN's The Book Show series, Fakes and Frauds Johnathan Bailey, plagiarism consultant at CopyByte, founder of Plagiarism Today Dr Guy Curtis, Senior Lecturer in Applied Psychology at University of Western Australia
Producer/Author	Nat Tencic, Producer
URL	https://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/lifematters/the-changing-nature-of-plagiarism/102352870?utm_campaign=abc_radionational&utm_content=mail&utm_medium=content_shared&utm_source=abc_radionational
Persons	Guy Curtis