You are complaining that they used your article as a source for theirs - but that's not really plagiarism. "Steal from one person, that's plagiarism. Steal fro

You are complaining that they used your article as a source for theirs - but that's not really plagiarism. "Steal from one person, that's plagiarism. Steal from many, that's research" I don't think that you're going to gain anything by kicking up a fuss about this in public. Much better to respond to them quietly and try and get retro-active attribution. But they don't need to do that, and they haven't done anything particularly evil, novel or noteworthy by taking your article and writing it in their own words. I think that you're over-reacting to something that happens a lot in modern fast-paced journalism. You may not like it, but I think that it is normal and accepted so you must either work with TC and ask if they would like to syndicate some of the stuff that you write in the future, write-off the incident as a life lesson or stop writing easily rephraseable articles...