Megaupload had an interesting scheme to thwart or limit DMCA takedown notices, one that might never have been detected if not for the FBI.
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Clarifying the Times Higher Education Article
A quick PSA regarding my quote in the recent edition of the Times Higher Education.
Hired Plagiarism: The Changing Business of Plagiarism
Paying for plagiarism may seem silly, but it’s an old practice that’s finding new life online. Why is the business of plagiarism booming?
Changing the Conversation on SOPA/PIPA
With the SOPA and PIPA protests in full-swing, there’s a need to look past what happens when sites come back and the conversation resumes.
6 Categories of Lame Plagiarism Excuses
Plagiarism and excuses go hand-in-hand, though some are weaker than others. Here’s six of the more common lame excuses plagiarists use.
Amazon’s Erotica Plagiarism Debacle
Amazon has found itself in hot water over an allegedly relaxes policy about plagiarism on the Kindle. Is it true and, if so, how can Amazon change?
iParadigms Introduces Translated Plagiarism Detection
iParadigms, the makers of Turnitin and iThenticate, have released a new feature to Turnitin to enable detection of translated plagiarism.
Life After Plagiarism: Forgiveness or Condemnation?
What happens to a plagiarist after a scandal dies down? For many, the ghost of plagiarism will haunt them their whole lives. Is that right?
How Accurate is Google with Detecting Duplicates?
Google says that it’s rare for duplicates to rank above original works in their search engine. But how accurate is that? One site aims to find out.
The Stupid Plagiarist on Freelancer.com
One audacious plagiarist attempted to buy an academic paper on freelancer.com, he paid for his mistake but is he just one of many to come?
Category Archives: Articles
Megaupload’s DMCA Shell Games
Megaupload had an interesting scheme to thwart or limit DMCA takedown notices, one that might never have been detected if not for the FBI.
Clarifying the Times Higher Education Article
A quick PSA regarding my quote in the recent edition of the Times Higher Education.
Hired Plagiarism: The Changing Business of Plagiarism
Paying for plagiarism may seem silly, but it’s an old practice that’s finding new life online. Why is the business of plagiarism booming?
Changing the Conversation on SOPA/PIPA
With the SOPA and PIPA protests in full-swing, there’s a need to look past what happens when sites come back and the conversation resumes.
6 Categories of Lame Plagiarism Excuses
Plagiarism and excuses go hand-in-hand, though some are weaker than others. Here’s six of the more common lame excuses plagiarists use.
Amazon’s Erotica Plagiarism Debacle
Amazon has found itself in hot water over an allegedly relaxes policy about plagiarism on the Kindle. Is it true and, if so, how can Amazon change?
iParadigms Introduces Translated Plagiarism Detection
iParadigms, the makers of Turnitin and iThenticate, have released a new feature to Turnitin to enable detection of translated plagiarism.
Life After Plagiarism: Forgiveness or Condemnation?
What happens to a plagiarist after a scandal dies down? For many, the ghost of plagiarism will haunt them their whole lives. Is that right?
How Accurate is Google with Detecting Duplicates?
Google says that it’s rare for duplicates to rank above original works in their search engine. But how accurate is that? One site aims to find out.
The Stupid Plagiarist on Freelancer.com
One audacious plagiarist attempted to buy an academic paper on freelancer.com, he paid for his mistake but is he just one of many to come?
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