The Honolulu Star-Bulletin has dismissed entertainment reporter Tim Ryan following an investigation into stories he wrote during the past several years.
The stories contained phrases or sentences that appeared elsewhere before being included, un-attributed, in stories that ran in the Star-Bulletin. The stories did not include inaccurate information or any fabrications. —Frank Bridgewater —Inquiry prompts reporter’s dismissal (Honolulu Star Bulletin)
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Hilariously, niether the Star Bulletin nor Editor and Publisher notes that the appropriations were Wikipedia and that it was Wikipedia that blew the whistle!