Ctrl-A Ctrl-C Ctrl-V ... and a few tweaks to change the flavor

Here's an article from the "Opinion" page in today's Jakarta Post (May 7, 2007): And then once again in the front page of the "Business" section of the same edition: Some facts: The same article, word by word, appears twice in the same edition of the daily post. The title has been tweaked a little: In the "Opinion" page it is: "Does Asia need a euro? It's a laughing matter". Whereas in the "Business" page it is: "Asia needs a euro? It's still a laughing matter, for now". Certain words have been changed, for eg. "ASEAN" in one has been transformed to "Asean" in the other. Name of the author, William Pesek, is unchanged. (Would have been more dangerous otherwise.) However, one mentions "Bloomberg News" to be the source, whereas the other just says "Bloomberg". I could not find either of these in the online version of the newspaper. Neither of the titles are perfect copies of the original Bloomberg, which says "Asia Needs a Euro? It's Still a Laughing Matter".