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Daily News Fires Editor after Shaun King accused of plagiarism
by Dylan Byers @CNNMoney

April 19, 2016: 8:06 PM ET

The New York Daily News has fired one of its editors for removing attribution from columns by writer Shaun King, which made it appear as though King had plagiarized the works of others.

On Tuesday, Daily News editor-in-chief Jim Rich told CNNMoney that the editor in question had "made a series of egregious and inexplicable errors," and on at least three occasions "deleted attribution that made it appear passages from Shaun King's columns were not properly credited."

"These mistakes are unacceptable and the editor in question has been fired," Rich said. The Daily News did not identify the editor, but a source with knowledge of the situation said it was editor Jotham Sederstrom.

Sederstrom could not be immediately reached for comment by CNNMoney.

Rich also said that "because of the recurring nature of this editor's specific mistakes," the Daily News was "currently reviewing all of the columns he edited."

The announcement came after a chaotic day in which King had vehemently defended himself against mounting accusations of plagiarism.

Justin Miller, a senior editor at The Daily Beast, accused King of plagiarism on Tuesday after it was discovered that his most recent article included two paragraphs that were identical to those in a Daily Beast article. King's article included no quotation marks and no mention of The Daily Beast.

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In an interview, King told CNNMoney that the appearance of plagiarism in the article was the result of errors by an editor. King said he provided proper attribution in his drafts, but that the citations and quotation marks were removed by an editor without his knowledge.

"Someone really f****ed up here," King said of the editor. "Someone dropped the ball."

Rich corroborated King's explanation, calling it "an editing mistake." The Daily News also added an editor's note to the article.[/b

http://money.cnn.com/2016/04/19/media/shaun-king-daily-news-plagiarism-accusations/index.html