What do you call an article that has been written by getting information from multiple other articles?

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An article that has been written by mixing a few other articles into one unified article. (I know "mixing" isn't the right word here but you get the idea)

Anonymous · Answer

Rumor mongering.

Anonymous · Answer

Pretty much every “article” in existence I’d truly say zx
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Anonymous · Answer

Amalgamated article.

Anonymous · Answer

A typical Yahoo/Huffpost/Oath piece that has been written out of a college dorm by someone who thinks cutting and pasting tweets into an article is actually "journalism."

hungryjoe · Answer

An anthology..........................

Anonymous · Answer

Edited

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Plagiarism? "Presenting someone else's work or ideas as your own, with or without their consent, by incorporating it into your work without full acknowledgement. All published and unpublished material, whether in manuscript, printed or electronic form, is covered under this definition."

At the very least, credit as to source should be stated. Unless there's an outright copyrite.

At the very least, credit as to source should be stated.  Unless there's an outright copyrite.

Anonymous · Answer

Composite piece ?

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What do you call an article that has been written by getting information from multiple other articles?

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