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    Chicago Tribune suspends use of Journatic content

    Sat, 07/14/2012 - 13:55 EDT - AP

    CHICAGO (AP) -- The Chicago Tribune says it has indefinitely suspended its use of local news content provider Journatic after discovering plagiarized and fabricated material in one of its stories....

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