Mediagazer: U-T San Diego runs old story on today's front page (Julie Moos/Poynter)

9:25 AM ET, July 6, 2012

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Julie Moos / Poynter:

U-T San Diego runs old story on today's front page — When Doug Porter read the distinctive lead in a story on today's front page of the U-T San Diego, it sounded so familiar, he thought it had been plagiarized, he writes. But no, it was simply recycled; the paper originally published the story on June 19.

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