Here are five fast, easy and fun ways to hack Google to make it an even better plagiarism detector.
Monthly Archives: January 2011
3 Count: Film Edition
The latest news on Russian movies appearing in the App Store, a group buying site going after an aggregator and Francis For Coppola’s views on copyright.
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 183
The latest news on the Solicitor General, ACS:Law quitting, UFC suing Justin.TV and much more.
3 Count: Thanks Sherlock
The latest news on the MPAA’s closure of some 50 torrent sites, a guilty plea in a criminal infringement case and a new “official” Sherlock Holmes book.
Why Mass Copyright Lawsuits Must Stop
The mass litigation against suspected file sharers and pirates must stop, in addition to being ineffective, it also is damaging to more promising solutions.
3 Count: Censor Me
The latest on Google’s “censoring” of search results, Spain’s controversial anti-piracy bill makes another round and experts tackle the Android/Java claims.
3 Count: Surrender Pirates
The latest news on an amnesty program for porn downloaders, a lawsuit over the paris hilton sex tape and a bizarre lawsuit over a the iconic Che Guevara photo.
3 Count: No Soliciting
The latest on the new Solicitor General in the U.S., ACS:Law backing out of the copyright enforcement business and a new study about piracy from Spain.
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 182
The latest on the Obama Hope case, the record labels settlement of the pending list lawsuit and the Harry Potter plagiarism case.
Google Cracking Down on Plagiarists?
Google announced that it is planning an algorithm change targeted at spammers, plagiarists and content farms. Why am I not excited?
Monthly Archives: January 2011
5 Fast Google Hacks for Finding Plagiarism
Here are five fast, easy and fun ways to hack Google to make it an even better plagiarism detector.
3 Count: Film Edition
The latest news on Russian movies appearing in the App Store, a group buying site going after an aggregator and Francis For Coppola’s views on copyright.
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 183
The latest news on the Solicitor General, ACS:Law quitting, UFC suing Justin.TV and much more.
3 Count: Thanks Sherlock
The latest news on the MPAA’s closure of some 50 torrent sites, a guilty plea in a criminal infringement case and a new “official” Sherlock Holmes book.
Why Mass Copyright Lawsuits Must Stop
The mass litigation against suspected file sharers and pirates must stop, in addition to being ineffective, it also is damaging to more promising solutions.
3 Count: Censor Me
The latest on Google’s “censoring” of search results, Spain’s controversial anti-piracy bill makes another round and experts tackle the Android/Java claims.
3 Count: Surrender Pirates
The latest news on an amnesty program for porn downloaders, a lawsuit over the paris hilton sex tape and a bizarre lawsuit over a the iconic Che Guevara photo.
3 Count: No Soliciting
The latest on the new Solicitor General in the U.S., ACS:Law backing out of the copyright enforcement business and a new study about piracy from Spain.
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 182
The latest on the Obama Hope case, the record labels settlement of the pending list lawsuit and the Harry Potter plagiarism case.
Google Cracking Down on Plagiarists?
Google announced that it is planning an algorithm change targeted at spammers, plagiarists and content farms. Why am I not excited?
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