Bailey J. Defending against plagiarism. The Scientist Magazine June 1, 2013
Retractions in academic publishing have skyrocketed-up 10-fold in the past three decades, with plagiarism and duplication at the root of about 25% of those retractions. Why doesn't every organization (government agency, research department, or academic publisher) employ active defenses against plagiarism? There is no reason why readers should discover plagiarism before a publication's editor do. Publications that use plagiarism-detection software tools (that are well tested, available, and simple to use) have seen retractions decrease.
http://www.the-scientist.com/?articles.view/articleNo/35677/title/Defending-Against-Plagiarism/
Retractions in academic publishing have skyrocketed-up 10-fold in the past three decades, with plagiarism and duplication at the root of about 25% of those retractions. Why doesn't every organization (government agency, research department, or academic publisher) employ active defenses against plagiarism? There is no reason why readers should discover plagiarism before a publication's editor do. Publications that use plagiarism-detection software tools (that are well tested, available, and simple to use) have seen retractions decrease.
http://www.the-scientist.com/?articles.view/articleNo/35677/title/Defending-Against-Plagiarism/
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