The document discusses the differences between plagiarism and copyright infringement. Plagiarism involves presenting another's work or ideas as your own without acknowledgement, which can be deliberate by stealing others' work or accidental by building on ideas without citation. Copyright infringement involves using or reusing the words or ideas of others without permission, which is considered a crime against the author. Both plagiarism and copyright infringement can have legal consequences.

1. Plagiarism VS Copyright Infringement By Jenny Ngo

2. Plagiarism: present another’s works or ideas as your own without acknowledgement

3. Deliberate Plagiarism: Buying, stealing or borrowing others’ ideas

4. Accidental Plagiarism: Building on someone’s ideas without citations

5. People sometimes plagiarize unintentionally because it is too simple to do so.

8. Results for plagiarism

9. Don’t Because

10. Ways to avoid Plagiarism

11. Plagiarism is a matter of ethics

12. Plagiarism is a crime against the audience =

13. Copyright Infringement: use or reuse words or ideas of other without permission

15. Copyright Infringement in Entertainments Music

16. Films

17. Copyright Infringement in Designs

18. Copyright infringement is a crime against the author

19. Copyright infringement is a matter of law

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