For a long time now, schools have been avoiding the issue of plagiarism. However, the time to deal with plagiarism is today and the reasons are clear.
Monthly Archives: August 2011
3 Count: Piracy Redux?
A photog sues the LA Times nearly 500 of his images, record labels fear artists terminating their contracts and is piracy about to make a comeback?
Eps 205 – No Takebacks
Rojadirecta loses bid to get domain back, Zynga gets injunction against Vostu, Perfect 10 loses and Lady Gaga/Lil Wayne are sued.
3 Count: Appealing Day
The latest on the AFACT/iiNet case in Australia, Mattel appeals Bratz ruling and JWOWW sued over Suntan lotion bottle.
3 Count: Access Denied
The latest on the shutdown of Zediva, more Canadian unversities buck Access Copyright and New Zealand “Three Strikes” starts today.
3 Count: Alliances Aligned
A Sacramento man goes to jail for copyright infringement, the Copyright Alliance aligns with 14 law firms and the BSA wants you to catch pirates.
The Greatest Anti-Plagiarism Video I’ve Seen
The University of Bergen in Norway has a unique approach to plagiarism. A very entertaining and humorous one that results in this great video.
3 Count: Spanish Linking
The latest news on linking to infringement in Spain, Internet DVRs in the UK and mass lawsuit-filing in the U.S.
Using Citations to Detect Plagiarism
A new report claims that you can detect some plagiarisms by comparing citations. It may detect forms of plagiarism that were previously undetectable.
3 Count: Cold as ICE
ICE wins big in domain seizure court battle, Lil Wayne is sued for copyright infringement and Google Book Search has a deal, in France.
Monthly Archives: August 2011
Why Fighting Plagiarism is Important
For a long time now, schools have been avoiding the issue of plagiarism. However, the time to deal with plagiarism is today and the reasons are clear.
3 Count: Piracy Redux?
A photog sues the LA Times nearly 500 of his images, record labels fear artists terminating their contracts and is piracy about to make a comeback?
Eps 205 – No Takebacks
Rojadirecta loses bid to get domain back, Zynga gets injunction against Vostu, Perfect 10 loses and Lady Gaga/Lil Wayne are sued.
3 Count: Appealing Day
The latest on the AFACT/iiNet case in Australia, Mattel appeals Bratz ruling and JWOWW sued over Suntan lotion bottle.
3 Count: Access Denied
The latest on the shutdown of Zediva, more Canadian unversities buck Access Copyright and New Zealand “Three Strikes” starts today.
3 Count: Alliances Aligned
A Sacramento man goes to jail for copyright infringement, the Copyright Alliance aligns with 14 law firms and the BSA wants you to catch pirates.
The Greatest Anti-Plagiarism Video I’ve Seen
The University of Bergen in Norway has a unique approach to plagiarism. A very entertaining and humorous one that results in this great video.
3 Count: Spanish Linking
The latest news on linking to infringement in Spain, Internet DVRs in the UK and mass lawsuit-filing in the U.S.
Using Citations to Detect Plagiarism
A new report claims that you can detect some plagiarisms by comparing citations. It may detect forms of plagiarism that were previously undetectable.
3 Count: Cold as ICE
ICE wins big in domain seizure court battle, Lil Wayne is sued for copyright infringement and Google Book Search has a deal, in France.
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