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youtube.com — David Richards, who runs several Australian Web sites such as SmartHouse.com.au and SmartOffice.com.au, is exposed on a national TV show for plagiarizing articles from dozens of leading US, UK and Australian Web sites for years, and pretending he wrote them all. His lame-arse excuse? "Somebody hacked my site and posted the content under my name"!

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