Archive for the ‘Personal’ Category

Returned from Washington

By Jonathan Bailey • Jun 3rd, 2008 • Category: Articles, Housekeeping, Personal

After two very hard days I’ve returned from Washington D.C. and will be spending the day getting caught up on other business. However, I will return tomorrow with the usual updates.



7 Lessons Learned 2 Years After Katrina

By Jonathan Bailey • Aug 29th, 2007 • Category: Articles, Personal

I will always remember August 29, 2005 as one of the worst days of my life. I was 260 miles away from my home in New Orleans, evacuated to my in laws’ house in the rural upstate.
I watched the story unfold on the news. I remember cheering when I heard that the storm had [...]



Plagiarism Today Turns Two

By Jonathan Bailey • Aug 2nd, 2007 • Category: Articles, Housekeeping, Personal

It was two years ago today, on August 2nd, 2005 that the first “live” post on Plagiarism Today was posted. Though I had been writing for almost two months prior to that, largely as an experiment to see if there was enough to warrant a blog on this topic, August 2nd was the day in [...]



Interview on the Community Admin Show

By Jonathan Bailey • Jan 20th, 2007 • Category: Articles, Housekeeping, News, Personal

Anyone who has been dying to hear me ramble on about copyright and content theft issues in podcast format, need wait no longer. I did a very lengthy interview with my good friend Patrick O’Keefe for his podcast, The Community Admin Show.
The interview is targeted mostly at community admins and forum administrators but also has [...]



Bona Fide SOB

By Jonathan Bailey • Sep 18th, 2006 • Category: Articles, News, Personal

Over the weekend, Plagiarism Today was honored by Liz Strauss of successful-blog.com as an “Successful and Outstanding Blog” (SOB).
This award puts Plagiarism Today alongside many great and well-known blogs on the Web as well as countless less-known, though equally great, blogs.
While it is definitely a huge personal honor, most of the credit really goes you [...]



Personal: Auto Accident

By Jonathan Bailey • Jun 26th, 2006 • Category: Articles, Housekeeping, Personal

A quick note to everyone reading this site. I was involved in a significant car accident yesterday (Sunday, June 25). Though I was not hospitalized after the accident, I do appear to have some resulting injuries from it including, among other things. very severe pain and stiffness in my neck, shoulder and back on my [...]



“Happy” Accidents

By Jonathan Bailey • Jun 21st, 2006 • Category: Articles, Personal, Personal Experiences

People generally first discover plagiarism of their work in one of three ways: Curiosity, Good Samaritan or accident. 
Of the three, curiosity seems to be the least common, at least in my own experiences. Although there's little doubt that more and more people are wondering about who is reusing their content, something helped by services like [...]



Housekeeping: New Job

By Jonathan Bailey • Jan 4th, 2006 • Category: Housekeeping, Personal

This is just a quick note to let everyone know that I started a new job today. The position, though definitely welcome, will involve quite a bit of traveling. So much so that I am already in Mississippi visiting the company’s home offices.
Though I anticipate being able to maintain Internet access and, thus, this [...]



Dear Friends

By Jonathan Bailey • Sep 18th, 2005 • Category: Personal

As many of you read in my previous post, I am a New Orleans resident and was displaced by Hurricane Katrina. Though I have been able to maintain my sites due to the graciousness of my hosts (my significant other’s parents) and their Internet access, it’s very likely that these next few days I will [...]



Become a PlagiarismToday Supporter

By Jonathan Bailey • Sep 2nd, 2005 • Category: Articles, Personal

One of the goals of this site is to “Create a community where copyright holders can work together and support one another in dealing with this issue.” One of the ways I want to achieve that is by getting sites to link in and out of PlagiarismToday, not just to exchange traffic, but to show [...]