The newspaper DNA (Daily News and Analysis - http://www.dnaindia.com/bangalore ) seems to have involved in not verifying its sources of photographs and having used my photographs (does this amount to plagiarism? I think it does) after it carried some of my pictures in the 'After Hrs' section of its newspaper on 31st January 2009, which I had taken at the IIMB Yamini 2009. It is good that they covered the event but they should have cited/verified the sources of the photographs. In all probability they or their sources just picked up the photos from my blog, with the belief that no one would notice anyways - seems they could not escape as luck would have it, I spotted them in the DNA paper on Saturday. It was early in the morning when as I flipped open the last page of the supplement that I was stunned to see my pics, which I was able to recognize immediately - however there were no credits anywhere in sight! Please check the photos below from the e-paper version on their website...
In my mind is a strange attractor!

Picked up The fountainhead by Ayn Rand and The Hungry Tide last week. Reading the former currently. Find it interesting.
ReplyDeleteAshok
Isn't there a film on this? I remember seeing a film where the lawyer is defending a luekemia victim and he has not even taken the bar exam.
ReplyDeleteSandeep
...it is "The Rainmaker" starring Matt Damon. It was a good movie. I can only say that the book must be better.
ReplyDeleteSandeep
Ashok, you beat me to the new Ghosh novel - an excerpt I read was good, so overall it should be a treat. 350 bucks is a bit too ... maybe I am miserly. The Glass Palace was 200 bucks (inflation ???)
ReplyDeleteSandeep, The Rainmaker is as you say turning out to be good with lots of dry humour and most of his books have been filmed. I have watched The Chamber which is the other novel in this combo book that I am reading.