We now know that Lieberman plagiarized  both of his  books. What about his articles? Turns out all of them came from the website ArtBusiness.com, mostly written by Alan Bamberg.

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CHAD LOVE LIEBERMAN gives tips for Artists: How to Sell Art Directly to Collectors and Other Buyers

Tips for Artists: How to ( Read more... )

Cassandra, aka "Quirky Love", appears to be the best source for ongoing information about the case. Her link round-ups are terribly comprehensive and up-to-date.

Chad Love Lieberman The Art Thief: Art4Love.com Scam Link Roundup (Blogspot)
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Chad Love Lieberman's second book, The Bank of Knowledge, has also been plagiarized from another source. This one came from the DailyOM website and the book DailyOM: Inspirational Thoughts for a Happy, Healthy, and Fulfilling Day By Madisyn Taylor a compilation of posts from the site. Here are some examples:

Day 1: "A Contract With Yourself"  was ( Read more... )

The following are brief excerpts from both Foote's and Lieberman's books. I simply started at the beginning of Lieberman's book and looked for where it started looking like Foote's book. I noticed Foote cross referenced chapter 3, so I checked out the first page of that chapter as well. As far as I can tell, Lieberman's entire book came from Foote' ( Read more... )

In an art theft scandal that's sure to be dubbed something witty and unique like "Love-gate", Chad Love Lieberman has been stealing artists' work from sites like Deviant Art and selling copies as "original" and "hand painted" on the websites Art4Love.com and MarkYourSpot.com (both disappeared overnight after artists started noticing and reacting). ( Read more... )