Copyscape has a batch search feature that lets you search for up to 10,000 URLs at once. How well does it stack up?

Google recently started a controversy when it shuttered a series of legitimate music blogs over alleged copyright violations. Who is to blame for the debacle?

With all of the powerful tools out there for detecting plagiarism, is it possible Google is still the best?

Mark Cuban recently called aggregators vampires. But are aggregators really the problem?

Though we should always be diligent with monitoring how others use our content, we should be equally carefully about how how use our own work.

Google has launched a new feature for Google Reader that lets users “subscribe” to pages even without an RSS feed.

The No Right Click Script has long been the bane of Web surfers everywhere. It’s time to bury it as a means of protecting content and find other, more effective means.

As great as Creative Commons is, it is time to start looking at a new system that takes the current licensing process and puts it in reverse.

Content tracking company Attributor has unveiled a new study that focused on book piracy. What they turned up was, in places, very surprising.

The economy affects nearly every aspect of our lives and how people use our content is no different. In some cases, the economy is even encouraging plagiarism.