Today, an obscure New England cooking magazine was catapulted onto the national stage. The magazine is accused of plagiarism and copyright violation, and the Internet is fighting back, even discovering that many, many of the publication’s articles were lifted verbatim from other sources. Check out the back story here, and view their besieged Facebook Fan Page. At Roundpeg, we had more than a few words to say about Cook’s Source’s crime, punishment, and hopes for redemption.
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