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Cooks Source Magazine became an overnight phenomena on Thursday when they were found stealing a young writer's online article and their editor telling the [...]

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To plagiarize paraphrase Alice in Wonderland, the case of Cooks Source gets curiouser and curiouser. The magazine is now claiming that its Facebook page has [...]

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Cooks Source, a "monthly publication dedicated to the news and knowledge of foods in Western New England," according to the magazine, first came under [...]

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It was about an essay she wrote on the medieval origins of apple pie -- an essay that showed up on the website of New England magazine Cooks Source with [...]

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That is what happened to blogger 'Illadore', who discovered an article she had written ended up in Cooks Source magazine. No, we had never heard of them [...]

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To all of you, thank you for your interest in Cooks Source and Again, to Monica, I am sorry — my bad! You did find a way to get your "pound of flesh. [...]

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The Cooks Source Control Voice, whoever it may be (let's call it CSCV) begins by stating that copying Monica Gaudio's recipe and using it without her [...]

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Cooks Source said it will fundamentally alter the way it does business and make a $130 donation to the Columbia School of Journalism, as requested by writer [...]

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If a very small newsletter or 'Zine were to quote extensively from an online source that's one thing, but Cooks Source is a respected and supposedly [...]

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The furor began when writer Monica Gaudio posted an email exchange she had with Cooks Source editor Judith Griggs after the theft was brought to Gaudio's [...]

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Long story short, Cooks Source were badly sprung by a freelance writer they ripped off. Six years ago a food blogger named Monica Gaudio wrote a harmless [...]

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It was about an essay she wrote on the medieval origins of apple pie -- an essay that showed up on the website of New England magazine Cooks Source with [...]

4 Nov 2010 Cooks Source controversy continues on Facebook 8:11 AM Nov. . Cooks Source blasted for stealing story, claiming anything on Web is [...]

4 Nov 2010 In addition to a massive list of other articles and images stolen outright by Cooks Source Magazine, intrepid Facebook users* have been [...]

4 Nov 2010 Can every recipe or story you publish on the Internet be reprinted without your permission? Cooks Source magazine in western New England has [...]

4 Nov 2010 Web users take up case of blogger whose work was allegedly lifted by magazine – which then told her she should be grateful. By Dugald Baird. [...]

5 Nov 2010 Gaudio appealed to the magazine, Cooks Source, via e-mail. It was this line from an alleged response that got the viral blood boiling: "But [...]

4 Nov 2010 The first thing Gaudio did was call the number listed at the Cooks Source website. An hour or two later, Judith Griggs — editor of Cooks [...]

4 Nov 2010 So, Cooks Source shouldn't have any problem if I mirror their site with my own ads? After all, it's on the web, so it must be public domain. [...]

5 Nov 2010 It's hard to make a living writing online. In general, those who write for the web are looked down on by their 'in-print' counterparts. [...]

5 Nov 2010 An internet firestorm is brewing over a small New England magazine accused of publishing recipes and articles lifted from the web without [...]

I just live for shit like this — Soooooo it seems that back in 2005 LiveJournal user Illadore {Monica} did a post on her LJ page called A Tale of Two Tarts. Earlier this year Cook’s Source Magazine ummmm . . .errr, well, basically stole it and used Monica’s post in both their print edition and on th [...]

This morning Judith Griggs, the editor of Cooks Source Magazine released an official statement on what's left of her website. In it she claims that her website and FB page have been “hacked” and that she and her advertisers are being [...]

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Judith Griggs, the editor who ignited nothing short of a firestorm of criticism by responding to a writer, Monica Gaudio -- who noticed her work had been taken from a blog and published in Griggs' Cooks Source magazine without her [...]