Plagiarism: NZZ Announces "Nebula Splitter" Journalists Before Job Opening
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The fog splitter editor Dominik Feusi should have moved to the business department of the Neue Zürcher Zeitung. A few days before the start, the contract was dissolved. The journalist had published a written article in 2024.
Dominik Feusi, political editor of the satirical magazine Nebelspalter, had almost completely plagiarized a British Middle East analysis and presented it as his own work. He is now barred from taking up his position at the NZZ.
Picture: Instagram @feuslAccording to a report by the Zürcher Tageszeitung, Dominik Feusi, deputy editor-in-chief and political chief of the "Nebelsplitter" should have taken up a new position in the "NZZ" economic department.The reason for this was that in the fall of 2024 Feusi had copied more than 90 percent of a Middle East analysis of the British daily "Telegraph" and published it in the "Nebelspliter".In this article in the conservative Br…
Research shows: The political journalist Dominik Feusi wrote off an analysis of the Middle East almost one to one of the British «telegraph». Now the «NZZ» has resigned him before taking up his job.
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