Georgian Pingbacks: Mapping Attribution Networks in a 19th-Century Newspaper Corpus

Georgian Pingbacks

Georgian PingbacksUnderstanding Attribution and Plagiarism in Nineteenth-Century Reprintinginterroger lattribution et le plagiat dans la rimpression au XIXe sicLE

M. H. bEalsOrcid: 0000-0002-2907-3313Loughborough University@Mhbeals

Scissors-and-Paste JournalismA longstanding practice wherein one newspaper reprints, in part of in whole, content from another newspaper, with or without attribution, as part of an explicit or implied reciprocity agreement.

Plagiarism or Distribution

Lou Bloomfield,Copyfind(version 4.1.4). Windows. Charlottesville, Va., 2016.


Undirected Network of Newspaper Reprints, 1818-1819. Gephi Consortium,Gephi(version 0.9.1 ). Windows. 2016.

Plagiarism or DistributionJohn Christian Wood and M. H. Beals,Reprint Mapper (version 0.2.1). Windows. Loughborough, UK, 2016.


Unauthorised and Unattributed TextsDirected Network of Newspaper Reprints, 1818-1819. Gephi Consortium,Gephi(version 0.9.1 ). Windows. 2016.

Identifying Attribution

Georgian Pingbacks Project

Particular thanks to the following undergraduate students atLoughborough University: Will Dickinson, Alice Gilbert, Ollie Luhrs, Alex Mackinder, Pooja Makwana, Matthew McCulloch, Jonny Ord, Emily Stanyard and Rebecca Thompson.




Preliminary Results

The Ipswich Journal of 1820. David Huynh,Open Refine(version 2.6-beta.1 ). 2015.

Preliminary Results

Preliminary Results

The Ethics of Reprinting

The Sydney Gazette, 2 January 1819, p. 2

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M. H. [email protected] @mhbeals

Georgian Pingbacks: Mapping Attribution Networks in a 19th-Century Newspaper Corpus

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