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To be frank, it appears that every news website is resorting to plagiarism if they are covering the same story. I suspect this is been flagged because our website is relatively new and may not yet be perceived as having significant value.

For example, the news on, "Dalai Lama apologises for asking boy to suck his tongue," has been widely been written with same words by major news outlets such as Reuters, CNN, and Al Jazeera, indicating a potential case of plagiarism. However, it's also possible that they have the right to use the same phrasing but we don't. Right?

https://www.reuters.com/world/india/dalai-lama-apologises-af...

https://www.cnn.com/2023/04/10/india/dalai-lama-apology-kiss...

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2023/4/10/dalai-lama-apologis...

I believe it is plagiarism too or they have the right to do it.

Just a few weeks ago, we began this blog with a specific focus on business trends and their impact on the future of work and the economy. It's unrealistic to expect an overnight influx of thousands of followers on our social media platforms given that we currently only have a handful of staff.

Our Twitter with other social platforms was created just last month.

Regarding our front page design, we opted for a barebones layout to ensure that it's easy to read and use.

I believe there is no way, a small media website can make it overnight. Or is there?

In April, Holmes is set to commence serving her sentence in prison; however, she has the option to seek bail from the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals during her conviction appeal.

Virgin Orbit grounded as Branson's space ambitions face setbacks and uncertainty in the commercial space race

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That was point. Everything these days seem to be money money money! One day ChatGPT won't be free to. I read an article about Microsoft's greed and impatience. It touches everything that needed to be said.

https://www.capith.com/2023/03/30/microsofts-bing-chatbot-is...

If Microsoft cannot avoid prioritizing profit over progress here, the misuse of AI for marketing money will continue unabated. Users and the greater good deserve far better.