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#26

'Sure I stole your article . . .'

Posted: 11/9/10 at 2:41pm

Looks like Food Network is looking into this..

As for Cooks Source, they may soon have far more than one angry blogger - and her online army of fans - to worry about. The Food Network is now reportedly investigating numerous recipes that ran in Cooks Source, all identical to Food Network content.

http://newsfeed.time.com/2010/11/05/exclusive-cooks-source-writer-marvels-at-the-nerd-rage-keeps-waiting-for-that-apology/

#27

'Sure I stole your article . . .'

Posted: 11/9/10 at 3:24pm

Last month an article, “American as Apple Pie -- Isn’t,” was placed in error in Cooks Source, without the approval of the writer, Monica Gaudio. We sincerely wish to apologize to her for this error, it was an oversight of a small, overworked staff.

If the email exchange that started this is to be believed, then this statement is also not true.

#28

'Sure I stole your article . . .'

Posted: 11/9/10 at 3:29pm

Exactly, Phyl. This all began with "Yes, I printed the article without permission, because the internet is public domain, and besides, your article was so poorly written we had to edit the sh*t out of it, and in fact, you should pay us."

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