Due to my limited posting schedule this week, I do not have the time needed to go into great detail over some of the latest copyright stories. So, for those who might have missed it, here are brief overviews of two major stories unfolding right now.

It will be a slower time the next two weeks as I prepare for the 3rd International Plagiarism Conference in Newcastle-upon-tyne, UK.

Plagiarism Today recently was referenced in a prominent law podcast, This Week in Law with Denise Howell. The podcast is a must-listen for anyone following the orphan works legislation.

It’s time for another episode of the Copyright 2.0 Show with news about the Canadian DMCA, RedLasso, the RIAA and much more.

It is another packed linkroll for this week with over thirty stories and major developments in Canada, the UK and here in the United States.

Plagiarism Today recently suffered an extended outage. Find out why, what it took to get it back and what other Webmasters can learn from this incident.

Is it possible to use a simple CSS trick to get around spammers and other content thieves? An interesting proposal shows a way to use a simple trick to fool the spammers.

If you need help with a specific case of plagiarism or another legal issue common to bloggers, here is your chance to get some fast, free help.

Though on the surface just another content-embedding site, Voxant Newsroom provides an easy way for bloggers and other Publishers to legally embed professional news content to their sites.

It was another wild week for copyright news with U2 stealing many of the headlines. However, there are sixteen stories in all including one of the strangest to date…