For anyone who has ever misspelled the word plagiarism, Plagiarism Today can now be found at a second URL, plagerismtoday.com.

Today I’ve made several changes to the site to improve usability. If you’re reading this excerpt, you probably see one already.

In addition to my usual work on the Copyright 2.0 Show, I will be making an appearance on live radio on Internet Voices Radio. Be sure to tune in!

I will be presenting at WordCamp Dallas, held on March 29 & 30 in Frisco, TX. If you’re in the area, please think about coming by and saying hello, I’d love to see you.

This is the third and likely final version of the new PT layout. If you have a serious objection or concern, it is speak now or forever hold your peace!

This June I’ll be headed to the United Kingdom to speak at the 3rd International Plagiarism Conference. Attendance is limited so, if you’re interested, sign up early!

First off, thank you to everyone who has provided suggestions and ideas for improving the beta of the new Plagiarism Today. The feedback has been tremendously helpful.
Overall, most people have been very positive about the new look and several people have made very good suggestions about how to improve the site.
I’ve taken many of [...]

I mentioned in my recent housekeeping post that I was looking at finding a new layout for Plagiarism Today.
Well, after pulling an all-nighter and working with a very good theme as a foundation, I’ve created a new look for Plagiarism Today that is ready for beta testing.
Click Here to visit the Plagiarism Today Test Site
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With some extra time at New Year’s, I took the chance to make some site overhauls and improvements, the last of which were finished last night.
The biggest update was the removal of a plugin that was putting a heavy load on the database server. Though it is unlikely that non-commenting users noticed this due to [...]

In continuing the work that I began last week on the Stopping Internet Plagiarism section of the site, I’ve updated two more chapters of the work, Contacting the Plagiarist and Contacting the Host.
In both cases the updates were relatively minor in nature but both chapters required some work to bring them back up to code. [...]