So you’ve plagiarised the First Lady – a reputational damage control ‘how to’ guide
PR operative David Cormack outlines the available options when you get pinged for plagiarism. With special feature audio.
Melania Trump’s apparently shameless lifting of a section of a speech made by Michelle Obama when her husband was a presidential candidate dominated the coverage of the first day of the Republican Party Convention.
Some see it as a disaster, others as a cunning ploy. PR operative David Cormack
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Nick Grant
Wed, 20 Jul 2016
Wed, 20 Jul 2016
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So you’ve plagiarised the First Lady – a reputational damage control ‘how to’ guide
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