Plagiarists are, generally, not master criminals who showcase their genius in how they avoid detection. Here are some of the dumbest ways plagiarists routinely get caught.
Monthly Archives: May 2011
3 Count: Major Wipeout
The latest on a criminal file sharing case in Scotland, ISPs BT and Talk Talk to appeal ruling on the Digital Economy Act and Wipeout the subject of a lawsuit.
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 196
The latest on the U.S. Copyright Group, the Bratz Case, PROTECT IP and much, much more.
3 Count: On Hold
The latest on Senator Wyden’s hold on PROTECT IP, the music industry targets The Pirate Bay in Finland and the eG8 deals with divides on copyright.
3 Count: First Hurdle
The PROTECT IP bill passes its first hurdle, HADOPIs enforcer has a few security flaws and a porn company sues another “tube” site.
Are Doctors Abusing Copyright to Stop Negative Reviews?
A group called Medical Justice has begun using copyright to help doctors “gag” unwanted reviews. However, the legality of this process is very much up for debate.
3 Count: Naked Retreat
The latest on ISP filtering in the EU, the bitter feud between MGA and Bratz continues and one of the “Nude Nuns” lawsuits gets dropped.
3 Count: Hurt Record
The latest on the U.S. Copyright Group lawsuits, the Hangover 2 tattoo dispute and ore domain seizures by ICE.
Why Plagiarism Is Not Flattery
There’s a saying that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, but that can’t be said for plagiarism. Here’s why plagiarism is not something you should feel flattered by.
3 Count: Lobbynomics
The latest on another setback for Righthaven, a Florida student being sued over a study guide and lobbynomics in the UK.
Monthly Archives: May 2011
The 5 Dumbest Ways Plagiarists Get Caught
Plagiarists are, generally, not master criminals who showcase their genius in how they avoid detection. Here are some of the dumbest ways plagiarists routinely get caught.
3 Count: Major Wipeout
The latest on a criminal file sharing case in Scotland, ISPs BT and Talk Talk to appeal ruling on the Digital Economy Act and Wipeout the subject of a lawsuit.
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 196
The latest on the U.S. Copyright Group, the Bratz Case, PROTECT IP and much, much more.
3 Count: On Hold
The latest on Senator Wyden’s hold on PROTECT IP, the music industry targets The Pirate Bay in Finland and the eG8 deals with divides on copyright.
3 Count: First Hurdle
The PROTECT IP bill passes its first hurdle, HADOPIs enforcer has a few security flaws and a porn company sues another “tube” site.
Are Doctors Abusing Copyright to Stop Negative Reviews?
A group called Medical Justice has begun using copyright to help doctors “gag” unwanted reviews. However, the legality of this process is very much up for debate.
3 Count: Naked Retreat
The latest on ISP filtering in the EU, the bitter feud between MGA and Bratz continues and one of the “Nude Nuns” lawsuits gets dropped.
3 Count: Hurt Record
The latest on the U.S. Copyright Group lawsuits, the Hangover 2 tattoo dispute and ore domain seizures by ICE.
Why Plagiarism Is Not Flattery
There’s a saying that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, but that can’t be said for plagiarism. Here’s why plagiarism is not something you should feel flattered by.
3 Count: Lobbynomics
The latest on another setback for Righthaven, a Florida student being sued over a study guide and lobbynomics in the UK.
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