Back in 2007, photographer Lane Hartwell and the parody group The Richter Scales found themselves on opposite sides of a now-famous copyright dispute. But how have things changed since?… Continue Reading
Back in 2007, photographer Lane Hartwell and the parody group The Richter Scales found themselves on opposite sides of a now-famous copyright dispute. But how have things changed since?… Continue Reading
Though placed on the sidebar to the right and containing some of the most important articles on the site, The "Stopping Internet Plagiarism" series, often times gets overlooked. As understandable as that is given the placement and titles of the works, the SIP articles are practical must-reads for anyone interested in the issue of plagiarism… Continue Reading
One of the topics that’s come up repeatedly since I started work on Plagiarism Today has been the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). The controversial law set forth the requirements for a copyright holder to submit a complaint to a host and get any infringing materials removed. There have been several critical articles dealing with… Continue Reading
First off, I’d like to again welcome all of the new readers to Plagiarism Today. I’m very glad that you are here and hope that you will participate in the conversation. I look forward to hearing what you have to say. While most entries on PT do not build on anything in the past, there… Continue Reading