Copying without credit

BY bhargo| IN Opinion | 10/07/2010
DNA, Saamana, Prahaar and Sakaal all used an original map from a blog without so much as a by-your-leave.
A letter to the Hoot.

I was dismayed in the manner in which a Belgaum dispute map created by me for my blog www.ekmarathimanoos.blogspot.com was used without acknowledgement by DNA, Saamana, Prahaar and Sakaal. You can visit the blog as I have put images of all the four newspapers.

 

The map was part of a well researched article and was created painstakingly by actually going through records!

 

I do not expect any monetary rewards... Only acknowledgement!

 

 

BharGo     

Mumbai

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