BTJunkie closes down, Redigi avoids an injunction, ACTA ratification on hold in three countries and much, much more!
Tag Archive: Content-Theft
3 Count: Illegal Stream
In Australia, the Optus ruling is appealed, UK denies any new site blocking legislation and VEVO in hot water over illegal football streaming.
Are Essay Mills Worth Worrying About?
Essay mills have become a hot-button topic in the classroom, but is the threat all that it is made up to be sometimes?
3 Count: Magic Money
Tunescore CEO calles iTunes Match royalties Magic Money, UK rules again on pubs playing football matches and NY Times draws heat for infringement.
Can a Quiz Help Stop Plagiarism in Journalism?
Racked by a pair of plagiarism alegations, the Journal Register Company took a novel approach to attribution: A quiz.
3 Count: Mobile Change
Australia mulls copyright reform, British Labour MEP to head up EU’s ACTA report and UK’s tech industry seeks copyright reform.
5 Industries With Surprising Content Theft Problems
Content theft Issues strike nearly every single industry that makes copyrightable work. But some would apear to be safe when, in truth, they aren’t.
3 Count: Oracle 2
Oracle seeks second trial against SAP, two more European countries halt ACTA ratification and ReDigi survives another day.
Google Search By Image: Best Free Way to Find Images
Google’s Search By Image feature has been rapidly improving and is now poised not just to challenge Tineye, but replace it.
3 Count: BTJunked
BTJunkie voluntarily closes, Richard O’Dwyer gets an ally in his fight against extradition and Chrysler’s Super Bowl commercial pulled off YouTube.
Tag Archive: Content-Theft
Eps 227 – BTJunker
BTJunkie closes down, Redigi avoids an injunction, ACTA ratification on hold in three countries and much, much more!
3 Count: Illegal Stream
In Australia, the Optus ruling is appealed, UK denies any new site blocking legislation and VEVO in hot water over illegal football streaming.
Are Essay Mills Worth Worrying About?
Essay mills have become a hot-button topic in the classroom, but is the threat all that it is made up to be sometimes?
3 Count: Magic Money
Tunescore CEO calles iTunes Match royalties Magic Money, UK rules again on pubs playing football matches and NY Times draws heat for infringement.
Can a Quiz Help Stop Plagiarism in Journalism?
Racked by a pair of plagiarism alegations, the Journal Register Company took a novel approach to attribution: A quiz.
3 Count: Mobile Change
Australia mulls copyright reform, British Labour MEP to head up EU’s ACTA report and UK’s tech industry seeks copyright reform.
5 Industries With Surprising Content Theft Problems
Content theft Issues strike nearly every single industry that makes copyrightable work. But some would apear to be safe when, in truth, they aren’t.
3 Count: Oracle 2
Oracle seeks second trial against SAP, two more European countries halt ACTA ratification and ReDigi survives another day.
Google Search By Image: Best Free Way to Find Images
Google’s Search By Image feature has been rapidly improving and is now poised not just to challenge Tineye, but replace it.
3 Count: BTJunked
BTJunkie voluntarily closes, Richard O’Dwyer gets an ally in his fight against extradition and Chrysler’s Super Bowl commercial pulled off YouTube.
Tag Archive: Content-Theft
Eps 227 – BTJunker
BTJunkie closes down, Redigi avoids an injunction, ACTA ratification on hold in three countries and much, much more!
3 Count: Illegal Stream
In Australia, the Optus ruling is appealed, UK denies any new site blocking legislation and VEVO in hot water over illegal football streaming.
Are Essay Mills Worth Worrying About?
Essay mills have become a hot-button topic in the classroom, but is the threat all that it is made up to be sometimes?
3 Count: Magic Money
Tunescore CEO calles iTunes Match royalties Magic Money, UK rules again on pubs playing football matches and NY Times draws heat for infringement.
Can a Quiz Help Stop Plagiarism in Journalism?
Racked by a pair of plagiarism alegations, the Journal Register Company took a novel approach to attribution: A quiz.
3 Count: Mobile Change
Australia mulls copyright reform, British Labour MEP to head up EU’s ACTA report and UK’s tech industry seeks copyright reform.
5 Industries With Surprising Content Theft Problems
Content theft Issues strike nearly every single industry that makes copyrightable work. But some would apear to be safe when, in truth, they aren’t.
3 Count: Oracle 2
Oracle seeks second trial against SAP, two more European countries halt ACTA ratification and ReDigi survives another day.
Google Search By Image: Best Free Way to Find Images
Google’s Search By Image feature has been rapidly improving and is now poised not just to challenge Tineye, but replace it.
3 Count: BTJunked
BTJunkie voluntarily closes, Richard O’Dwyer gets an ally in his fight against extradition and Chrysler’s Super Bowl commercial pulled off YouTube.
Tag Archive: Content-Theft
Eps 227 – BTJunker
BTJunkie closes down, Redigi avoids an injunction, ACTA ratification on hold in three countries and much, much more!
3 Count: Illegal Stream
In Australia, the Optus ruling is appealed, UK denies any new site blocking legislation and VEVO in hot water over illegal football streaming.
Are Essay Mills Worth Worrying About?
Essay mills have become a hot-button topic in the classroom, but is the threat all that it is made up to be sometimes?
3 Count: Magic Money
Tunescore CEO calles iTunes Match royalties Magic Money, UK rules again on pubs playing football matches and NY Times draws heat for infringement.
Can a Quiz Help Stop Plagiarism in Journalism?
Racked by a pair of plagiarism alegations, the Journal Register Company took a novel approach to attribution: A quiz.
3 Count: Mobile Change
Australia mulls copyright reform, British Labour MEP to head up EU’s ACTA report and UK’s tech industry seeks copyright reform.
5 Industries With Surprising Content Theft Problems
Content theft Issues strike nearly every single industry that makes copyrightable work. But some would apear to be safe when, in truth, they aren’t.
3 Count: Oracle 2
Oracle seeks second trial against SAP, two more European countries halt ACTA ratification and ReDigi survives another day.
Google Search By Image: Best Free Way to Find Images
Google’s Search By Image feature has been rapidly improving and is now poised not just to challenge Tineye, but replace it.
3 Count: BTJunked
BTJunkie voluntarily closes, Richard O’Dwyer gets an ally in his fight against extradition and Chrysler’s Super Bowl commercial pulled off YouTube.
Tag Archive: Content-Theft
Eps 227 – BTJunker
BTJunkie closes down, Redigi avoids an injunction, ACTA ratification on hold in three countries and much, much more!
3 Count: Illegal Stream
In Australia, the Optus ruling is appealed, UK denies any new site blocking legislation and VEVO in hot water over illegal football streaming.
Are Essay Mills Worth Worrying About?
Essay mills have become a hot-button topic in the classroom, but is the threat all that it is made up to be sometimes?
3 Count: Magic Money
Tunescore CEO calles iTunes Match royalties Magic Money, UK rules again on pubs playing football matches and NY Times draws heat for infringement.
Can a Quiz Help Stop Plagiarism in Journalism?
Racked by a pair of plagiarism alegations, the Journal Register Company took a novel approach to attribution: A quiz.
3 Count: Mobile Change
Australia mulls copyright reform, British Labour MEP to head up EU’s ACTA report and UK’s tech industry seeks copyright reform.
5 Industries With Surprising Content Theft Problems
Content theft Issues strike nearly every single industry that makes copyrightable work. But some would apear to be safe when, in truth, they aren’t.
3 Count: Oracle 2
Oracle seeks second trial against SAP, two more European countries halt ACTA ratification and ReDigi survives another day.
Google Search By Image: Best Free Way to Find Images
Google’s Search By Image feature has been rapidly improving and is now poised not just to challenge Tineye, but replace it.
3 Count: BTJunked
BTJunkie voluntarily closes, Richard O’Dwyer gets an ally in his fight against extradition and Chrysler’s Super Bowl commercial pulled off YouTube.
Tag Archive: Content-Theft
Eps 227 – BTJunker
BTJunkie closes down, Redigi avoids an injunction, ACTA ratification on hold in three countries and much, much more!
3 Count: Illegal Stream
In Australia, the Optus ruling is appealed, UK denies any new site blocking legislation and VEVO in hot water over illegal football streaming.
Are Essay Mills Worth Worrying About?
Essay mills have become a hot-button topic in the classroom, but is the threat all that it is made up to be sometimes?
3 Count: Magic Money
Tunescore CEO calles iTunes Match royalties Magic Money, UK rules again on pubs playing football matches and NY Times draws heat for infringement.
Can a Quiz Help Stop Plagiarism in Journalism?
Racked by a pair of plagiarism alegations, the Journal Register Company took a novel approach to attribution: A quiz.
3 Count: Mobile Change
Australia mulls copyright reform, British Labour MEP to head up EU’s ACTA report and UK’s tech industry seeks copyright reform.
5 Industries With Surprising Content Theft Problems
Content theft Issues strike nearly every single industry that makes copyrightable work. But some would apear to be safe when, in truth, they aren’t.
3 Count: Oracle 2
Oracle seeks second trial against SAP, two more European countries halt ACTA ratification and ReDigi survives another day.
Google Search By Image: Best Free Way to Find Images
Google’s Search By Image feature has been rapidly improving and is now poised not just to challenge Tineye, but replace it.
3 Count: BTJunked
BTJunkie voluntarily closes, Richard O’Dwyer gets an ally in his fight against extradition and Chrysler’s Super Bowl commercial pulled off YouTube.
Tag Archive: Content-Theft
Eps 227 – BTJunker
BTJunkie closes down, Redigi avoids an injunction, ACTA ratification on hold in three countries and much, much more!
3 Count: Illegal Stream
In Australia, the Optus ruling is appealed, UK denies any new site blocking legislation and VEVO in hot water over illegal football streaming.
Are Essay Mills Worth Worrying About?
Essay mills have become a hot-button topic in the classroom, but is the threat all that it is made up to be sometimes?
3 Count: Magic Money
Tunescore CEO calles iTunes Match royalties Magic Money, UK rules again on pubs playing football matches and NY Times draws heat for infringement.
Can a Quiz Help Stop Plagiarism in Journalism?
Racked by a pair of plagiarism alegations, the Journal Register Company took a novel approach to attribution: A quiz.
3 Count: Mobile Change
Australia mulls copyright reform, British Labour MEP to head up EU’s ACTA report and UK’s tech industry seeks copyright reform.
5 Industries With Surprising Content Theft Problems
Content theft Issues strike nearly every single industry that makes copyrightable work. But some would apear to be safe when, in truth, they aren’t.
3 Count: Oracle 2
Oracle seeks second trial against SAP, two more European countries halt ACTA ratification and ReDigi survives another day.
Google Search By Image: Best Free Way to Find Images
Google’s Search By Image feature has been rapidly improving and is now poised not just to challenge Tineye, but replace it.
3 Count: BTJunked
BTJunkie voluntarily closes, Richard O’Dwyer gets an ally in his fight against extradition and Chrysler’s Super Bowl commercial pulled off YouTube.
Tag Archive: Content-Theft
Eps 227 – BTJunker
BTJunkie closes down, Redigi avoids an injunction, ACTA ratification on hold in three countries and much, much more!
3 Count: Illegal Stream
In Australia, the Optus ruling is appealed, UK denies any new site blocking legislation and VEVO in hot water over illegal football streaming.
Are Essay Mills Worth Worrying About?
Essay mills have become a hot-button topic in the classroom, but is the threat all that it is made up to be sometimes?
3 Count: Magic Money
Tunescore CEO calles iTunes Match royalties Magic Money, UK rules again on pubs playing football matches and NY Times draws heat for infringement.
Can a Quiz Help Stop Plagiarism in Journalism?
Racked by a pair of plagiarism alegations, the Journal Register Company took a novel approach to attribution: A quiz.
3 Count: Mobile Change
Australia mulls copyright reform, British Labour MEP to head up EU’s ACTA report and UK’s tech industry seeks copyright reform.
5 Industries With Surprising Content Theft Problems
Content theft Issues strike nearly every single industry that makes copyrightable work. But some would apear to be safe when, in truth, they aren’t.
3 Count: Oracle 2
Oracle seeks second trial against SAP, two more European countries halt ACTA ratification and ReDigi survives another day.
Google Search By Image: Best Free Way to Find Images
Google’s Search By Image feature has been rapidly improving and is now poised not just to challenge Tineye, but replace it.
3 Count: BTJunked
BTJunkie voluntarily closes, Richard O’Dwyer gets an ally in his fight against extradition and Chrysler’s Super Bowl commercial pulled off YouTube.
Tag Archive: Content-Theft
Eps 227 – BTJunker
BTJunkie closes down, Redigi avoids an injunction, ACTA ratification on hold in three countries and much, much more!
3 Count: Illegal Stream
In Australia, the Optus ruling is appealed, UK denies any new site blocking legislation and VEVO in hot water over illegal football streaming.
Are Essay Mills Worth Worrying About?
Essay mills have become a hot-button topic in the classroom, but is the threat all that it is made up to be sometimes?
3 Count: Magic Money
Tunescore CEO calles iTunes Match royalties Magic Money, UK rules again on pubs playing football matches and NY Times draws heat for infringement.
Can a Quiz Help Stop Plagiarism in Journalism?
Racked by a pair of plagiarism alegations, the Journal Register Company took a novel approach to attribution: A quiz.
3 Count: Mobile Change
Australia mulls copyright reform, British Labour MEP to head up EU’s ACTA report and UK’s tech industry seeks copyright reform.
5 Industries With Surprising Content Theft Problems
Content theft Issues strike nearly every single industry that makes copyrightable work. But some would apear to be safe when, in truth, they aren’t.
3 Count: Oracle 2
Oracle seeks second trial against SAP, two more European countries halt ACTA ratification and ReDigi survives another day.
Google Search By Image: Best Free Way to Find Images
Google’s Search By Image feature has been rapidly improving and is now poised not just to challenge Tineye, but replace it.
3 Count: BTJunked
BTJunkie voluntarily closes, Richard O’Dwyer gets an ally in his fight against extradition and Chrysler’s Super Bowl commercial pulled off YouTube.
Tag Archive: Content-Theft
Eps 227 – BTJunker
BTJunkie closes down, Redigi avoids an injunction, ACTA ratification on hold in three countries and much, much more!
3 Count: Illegal Stream
In Australia, the Optus ruling is appealed, UK denies any new site blocking legislation and VEVO in hot water over illegal football streaming.
Are Essay Mills Worth Worrying About?
Essay mills have become a hot-button topic in the classroom, but is the threat all that it is made up to be sometimes?
3 Count: Magic Money
Tunescore CEO calles iTunes Match royalties Magic Money, UK rules again on pubs playing football matches and NY Times draws heat for infringement.
Can a Quiz Help Stop Plagiarism in Journalism?
Racked by a pair of plagiarism alegations, the Journal Register Company took a novel approach to attribution: A quiz.
3 Count: Mobile Change
Australia mulls copyright reform, British Labour MEP to head up EU’s ACTA report and UK’s tech industry seeks copyright reform.
5 Industries With Surprising Content Theft Problems
Content theft Issues strike nearly every single industry that makes copyrightable work. But some would apear to be safe when, in truth, they aren’t.
3 Count: Oracle 2
Oracle seeks second trial against SAP, two more European countries halt ACTA ratification and ReDigi survives another day.
Google Search By Image: Best Free Way to Find Images
Google’s Search By Image feature has been rapidly improving and is now poised not just to challenge Tineye, but replace it.
3 Count: BTJunked
BTJunkie voluntarily closes, Richard O’Dwyer gets an ally in his fight against extradition and Chrysler’s Super Bowl commercial pulled off YouTube.
Tag Archive: Content-Theft
Eps 227 – BTJunker
BTJunkie closes down, Redigi avoids an injunction, ACTA ratification on hold in three countries and much, much more!
3 Count: Illegal Stream
In Australia, the Optus ruling is appealed, UK denies any new site blocking legislation and VEVO in hot water over illegal football streaming.
Are Essay Mills Worth Worrying About?
Essay mills have become a hot-button topic in the classroom, but is the threat all that it is made up to be sometimes?
3 Count: Magic Money
Tunescore CEO calles iTunes Match royalties Magic Money, UK rules again on pubs playing football matches and NY Times draws heat for infringement.
Can a Quiz Help Stop Plagiarism in Journalism?
Racked by a pair of plagiarism alegations, the Journal Register Company took a novel approach to attribution: A quiz.
3 Count: Mobile Change
Australia mulls copyright reform, British Labour MEP to head up EU’s ACTA report and UK’s tech industry seeks copyright reform.
5 Industries With Surprising Content Theft Problems
Content theft Issues strike nearly every single industry that makes copyrightable work. But some would apear to be safe when, in truth, they aren’t.
3 Count: Oracle 2
Oracle seeks second trial against SAP, two more European countries halt ACTA ratification and ReDigi survives another day.
Google Search By Image: Best Free Way to Find Images
Google’s Search By Image feature has been rapidly improving and is now poised not just to challenge Tineye, but replace it.
3 Count: BTJunked
BTJunkie voluntarily closes, Richard O’Dwyer gets an ally in his fight against extradition and Chrysler’s Super Bowl commercial pulled off YouTube.
Tag Archive: Content-Theft
Eps 227 – BTJunker
BTJunkie closes down, Redigi avoids an injunction, ACTA ratification on hold in three countries and much, much more!
3 Count: Illegal Stream
In Australia, the Optus ruling is appealed, UK denies any new site blocking legislation and VEVO in hot water over illegal football streaming.
Are Essay Mills Worth Worrying About?
Essay mills have become a hot-button topic in the classroom, but is the threat all that it is made up to be sometimes?
3 Count: Magic Money
Tunescore CEO calles iTunes Match royalties Magic Money, UK rules again on pubs playing football matches and NY Times draws heat for infringement.
Can a Quiz Help Stop Plagiarism in Journalism?
Racked by a pair of plagiarism alegations, the Journal Register Company took a novel approach to attribution: A quiz.
3 Count: Mobile Change
Australia mulls copyright reform, British Labour MEP to head up EU’s ACTA report and UK’s tech industry seeks copyright reform.
5 Industries With Surprising Content Theft Problems
Content theft Issues strike nearly every single industry that makes copyrightable work. But some would apear to be safe when, in truth, they aren’t.
3 Count: Oracle 2
Oracle seeks second trial against SAP, two more European countries halt ACTA ratification and ReDigi survives another day.
Google Search By Image: Best Free Way to Find Images
Google’s Search By Image feature has been rapidly improving and is now poised not just to challenge Tineye, but replace it.
3 Count: BTJunked
BTJunkie voluntarily closes, Richard O’Dwyer gets an ally in his fight against extradition and Chrysler’s Super Bowl commercial pulled off YouTube.
Tag Archive: Content-Theft
Eps 227 – BTJunker
BTJunkie closes down, Redigi avoids an injunction, ACTA ratification on hold in three countries and much, much more!
3 Count: Illegal Stream
In Australia, the Optus ruling is appealed, UK denies any new site blocking legislation and VEVO in hot water over illegal football streaming.
Are Essay Mills Worth Worrying About?
Essay mills have become a hot-button topic in the classroom, but is the threat all that it is made up to be sometimes?
3 Count: Magic Money
Tunescore CEO calles iTunes Match royalties Magic Money, UK rules again on pubs playing football matches and NY Times draws heat for infringement.
Can a Quiz Help Stop Plagiarism in Journalism?
Racked by a pair of plagiarism alegations, the Journal Register Company took a novel approach to attribution: A quiz.
3 Count: Mobile Change
Australia mulls copyright reform, British Labour MEP to head up EU’s ACTA report and UK’s tech industry seeks copyright reform.
5 Industries With Surprising Content Theft Problems
Content theft Issues strike nearly every single industry that makes copyrightable work. But some would apear to be safe when, in truth, they aren’t.
3 Count: Oracle 2
Oracle seeks second trial against SAP, two more European countries halt ACTA ratification and ReDigi survives another day.
Google Search By Image: Best Free Way to Find Images
Google’s Search By Image feature has been rapidly improving and is now poised not just to challenge Tineye, but replace it.
3 Count: BTJunked
BTJunkie voluntarily closes, Richard O’Dwyer gets an ally in his fight against extradition and Chrysler’s Super Bowl commercial pulled off YouTube.
Tag Archive: Content-Theft
Eps 227 – BTJunker
BTJunkie closes down, Redigi avoids an injunction, ACTA ratification on hold in three countries and much, much more!
3 Count: Illegal Stream
In Australia, the Optus ruling is appealed, UK denies any new site blocking legislation and VEVO in hot water over illegal football streaming.
Are Essay Mills Worth Worrying About?
Essay mills have become a hot-button topic in the classroom, but is the threat all that it is made up to be sometimes?
3 Count: Magic Money
Tunescore CEO calles iTunes Match royalties Magic Money, UK rules again on pubs playing football matches and NY Times draws heat for infringement.
Can a Quiz Help Stop Plagiarism in Journalism?
Racked by a pair of plagiarism alegations, the Journal Register Company took a novel approach to attribution: A quiz.
3 Count: Mobile Change
Australia mulls copyright reform, British Labour MEP to head up EU’s ACTA report and UK’s tech industry seeks copyright reform.
5 Industries With Surprising Content Theft Problems
Content theft Issues strike nearly every single industry that makes copyrightable work. But some would apear to be safe when, in truth, they aren’t.
3 Count: Oracle 2
Oracle seeks second trial against SAP, two more European countries halt ACTA ratification and ReDigi survives another day.
Google Search By Image: Best Free Way to Find Images
Google’s Search By Image feature has been rapidly improving and is now poised not just to challenge Tineye, but replace it.
3 Count: BTJunked
BTJunkie voluntarily closes, Richard O’Dwyer gets an ally in his fight against extradition and Chrysler’s Super Bowl commercial pulled off YouTube.
Tag Archive: Content-Theft
Eps 227 – BTJunker
BTJunkie closes down, Redigi avoids an injunction, ACTA ratification on hold in three countries and much, much more!
3 Count: Illegal Stream
In Australia, the Optus ruling is appealed, UK denies any new site blocking legislation and VEVO in hot water over illegal football streaming.
Are Essay Mills Worth Worrying About?
Essay mills have become a hot-button topic in the classroom, but is the threat all that it is made up to be sometimes?
3 Count: Magic Money
Tunescore CEO calles iTunes Match royalties Magic Money, UK rules again on pubs playing football matches and NY Times draws heat for infringement.
Can a Quiz Help Stop Plagiarism in Journalism?
Racked by a pair of plagiarism alegations, the Journal Register Company took a novel approach to attribution: A quiz.
3 Count: Mobile Change
Australia mulls copyright reform, British Labour MEP to head up EU’s ACTA report and UK’s tech industry seeks copyright reform.
5 Industries With Surprising Content Theft Problems
Content theft Issues strike nearly every single industry that makes copyrightable work. But some would apear to be safe when, in truth, they aren’t.
3 Count: Oracle 2
Oracle seeks second trial against SAP, two more European countries halt ACTA ratification and ReDigi survives another day.
Google Search By Image: Best Free Way to Find Images
Google’s Search By Image feature has been rapidly improving and is now poised not just to challenge Tineye, but replace it.
3 Count: BTJunked
BTJunkie voluntarily closes, Richard O’Dwyer gets an ally in his fight against extradition and Chrysler’s Super Bowl commercial pulled off YouTube.
Tag Archive: Content-Theft
Eps 227 – BTJunker
BTJunkie closes down, Redigi avoids an injunction, ACTA ratification on hold in three countries and much, much more!
3 Count: Illegal Stream
In Australia, the Optus ruling is appealed, UK denies any new site blocking legislation and VEVO in hot water over illegal football streaming.
Are Essay Mills Worth Worrying About?
Essay mills have become a hot-button topic in the classroom, but is the threat all that it is made up to be sometimes?
3 Count: Magic Money
Tunescore CEO calles iTunes Match royalties Magic Money, UK rules again on pubs playing football matches and NY Times draws heat for infringement.
Can a Quiz Help Stop Plagiarism in Journalism?
Racked by a pair of plagiarism alegations, the Journal Register Company took a novel approach to attribution: A quiz.
3 Count: Mobile Change
Australia mulls copyright reform, British Labour MEP to head up EU’s ACTA report and UK’s tech industry seeks copyright reform.
5 Industries With Surprising Content Theft Problems
Content theft Issues strike nearly every single industry that makes copyrightable work. But some would apear to be safe when, in truth, they aren’t.
3 Count: Oracle 2
Oracle seeks second trial against SAP, two more European countries halt ACTA ratification and ReDigi survives another day.
Google Search By Image: Best Free Way to Find Images
Google’s Search By Image feature has been rapidly improving and is now poised not just to challenge Tineye, but replace it.
3 Count: BTJunked
BTJunkie voluntarily closes, Richard O’Dwyer gets an ally in his fight against extradition and Chrysler’s Super Bowl commercial pulled off YouTube.
Tag Archive: Content-Theft
Eps 227 – BTJunker
BTJunkie closes down, Redigi avoids an injunction, ACTA ratification on hold in three countries and much, much more!
3 Count: Illegal Stream
In Australia, the Optus ruling is appealed, UK denies any new site blocking legislation and VEVO in hot water over illegal football streaming.
Are Essay Mills Worth Worrying About?
Essay mills have become a hot-button topic in the classroom, but is the threat all that it is made up to be sometimes?
3 Count: Magic Money
Tunescore CEO calles iTunes Match royalties Magic Money, UK rules again on pubs playing football matches and NY Times draws heat for infringement.
Can a Quiz Help Stop Plagiarism in Journalism?
Racked by a pair of plagiarism alegations, the Journal Register Company took a novel approach to attribution: A quiz.
3 Count: Mobile Change
Australia mulls copyright reform, British Labour MEP to head up EU’s ACTA report and UK’s tech industry seeks copyright reform.
5 Industries With Surprising Content Theft Problems
Content theft Issues strike nearly every single industry that makes copyrightable work. But some would apear to be safe when, in truth, they aren’t.
3 Count: Oracle 2
Oracle seeks second trial against SAP, two more European countries halt ACTA ratification and ReDigi survives another day.
Google Search By Image: Best Free Way to Find Images
Google’s Search By Image feature has been rapidly improving and is now poised not just to challenge Tineye, but replace it.
3 Count: BTJunked
BTJunkie voluntarily closes, Richard O’Dwyer gets an ally in his fight against extradition and Chrysler’s Super Bowl commercial pulled off YouTube.
Tag Archive: Content-Theft
Eps 227 – BTJunker
BTJunkie closes down, Redigi avoids an injunction, ACTA ratification on hold in three countries and much, much more!
3 Count: Illegal Stream
In Australia, the Optus ruling is appealed, UK denies any new site blocking legislation and VEVO in hot water over illegal football streaming.
Are Essay Mills Worth Worrying About?
Essay mills have become a hot-button topic in the classroom, but is the threat all that it is made up to be sometimes?
3 Count: Magic Money
Tunescore CEO calles iTunes Match royalties Magic Money, UK rules again on pubs playing football matches and NY Times draws heat for infringement.
Can a Quiz Help Stop Plagiarism in Journalism?
Racked by a pair of plagiarism alegations, the Journal Register Company took a novel approach to attribution: A quiz.
3 Count: Mobile Change
Australia mulls copyright reform, British Labour MEP to head up EU’s ACTA report and UK’s tech industry seeks copyright reform.
5 Industries With Surprising Content Theft Problems
Content theft Issues strike nearly every single industry that makes copyrightable work. But some would apear to be safe when, in truth, they aren’t.
3 Count: Oracle 2
Oracle seeks second trial against SAP, two more European countries halt ACTA ratification and ReDigi survives another day.
Google Search By Image: Best Free Way to Find Images
Google’s Search By Image feature has been rapidly improving and is now poised not just to challenge Tineye, but replace it.
3 Count: BTJunked
BTJunkie voluntarily closes, Richard O’Dwyer gets an ally in his fight against extradition and Chrysler’s Super Bowl commercial pulled off YouTube.
Tag Archive: Content-Theft
Eps 227 – BTJunker
BTJunkie closes down, Redigi avoids an injunction, ACTA ratification on hold in three countries and much, much more!
3 Count: Illegal Stream
In Australia, the Optus ruling is appealed, UK denies any new site blocking legislation and VEVO in hot water over illegal football streaming.
Are Essay Mills Worth Worrying About?
Essay mills have become a hot-button topic in the classroom, but is the threat all that it is made up to be sometimes?
3 Count: Magic Money
Tunescore CEO calles iTunes Match royalties Magic Money, UK rules again on pubs playing football matches and NY Times draws heat for infringement.
Can a Quiz Help Stop Plagiarism in Journalism?
Racked by a pair of plagiarism alegations, the Journal Register Company took a novel approach to attribution: A quiz.
3 Count: Mobile Change
Australia mulls copyright reform, British Labour MEP to head up EU’s ACTA report and UK’s tech industry seeks copyright reform.
5 Industries With Surprising Content Theft Problems
Content theft Issues strike nearly every single industry that makes copyrightable work. But some would apear to be safe when, in truth, they aren’t.
3 Count: Oracle 2
Oracle seeks second trial against SAP, two more European countries halt ACTA ratification and ReDigi survives another day.
Google Search By Image: Best Free Way to Find Images
Google’s Search By Image feature has been rapidly improving and is now poised not just to challenge Tineye, but replace it.
3 Count: BTJunked
BTJunkie voluntarily closes, Richard O’Dwyer gets an ally in his fight against extradition and Chrysler’s Super Bowl commercial pulled off YouTube.
Tag Archive: Content-Theft
Eps 227 – BTJunker
BTJunkie closes down, Redigi avoids an injunction, ACTA ratification on hold in three countries and much, much more!
3 Count: Illegal Stream
In Australia, the Optus ruling is appealed, UK denies any new site blocking legislation and VEVO in hot water over illegal football streaming.
Are Essay Mills Worth Worrying About?
Essay mills have become a hot-button topic in the classroom, but is the threat all that it is made up to be sometimes?
3 Count: Magic Money
Tunescore CEO calles iTunes Match royalties Magic Money, UK rules again on pubs playing football matches and NY Times draws heat for infringement.
Can a Quiz Help Stop Plagiarism in Journalism?
Racked by a pair of plagiarism alegations, the Journal Register Company took a novel approach to attribution: A quiz.
3 Count: Mobile Change
Australia mulls copyright reform, British Labour MEP to head up EU’s ACTA report and UK’s tech industry seeks copyright reform.
5 Industries With Surprising Content Theft Problems
Content theft Issues strike nearly every single industry that makes copyrightable work. But some would apear to be safe when, in truth, they aren’t.
3 Count: Oracle 2
Oracle seeks second trial against SAP, two more European countries halt ACTA ratification and ReDigi survives another day.
Google Search By Image: Best Free Way to Find Images
Google’s Search By Image feature has been rapidly improving and is now poised not just to challenge Tineye, but replace it.
3 Count: BTJunked
BTJunkie voluntarily closes, Richard O’Dwyer gets an ally in his fight against extradition and Chrysler’s Super Bowl commercial pulled off YouTube.
Tag Archive: Content-Theft
Eps 227 – BTJunker
BTJunkie closes down, Redigi avoids an injunction, ACTA ratification on hold in three countries and much, much more!
3 Count: Illegal Stream
In Australia, the Optus ruling is appealed, UK denies any new site blocking legislation and VEVO in hot water over illegal football streaming.
Are Essay Mills Worth Worrying About?
Essay mills have become a hot-button topic in the classroom, but is the threat all that it is made up to be sometimes?
3 Count: Magic Money
Tunescore CEO calles iTunes Match royalties Magic Money, UK rules again on pubs playing football matches and NY Times draws heat for infringement.
Can a Quiz Help Stop Plagiarism in Journalism?
Racked by a pair of plagiarism alegations, the Journal Register Company took a novel approach to attribution: A quiz.
3 Count: Mobile Change
Australia mulls copyright reform, British Labour MEP to head up EU’s ACTA report and UK’s tech industry seeks copyright reform.
5 Industries With Surprising Content Theft Problems
Content theft Issues strike nearly every single industry that makes copyrightable work. But some would apear to be safe when, in truth, they aren’t.
3 Count: Oracle 2
Oracle seeks second trial against SAP, two more European countries halt ACTA ratification and ReDigi survives another day.
Google Search By Image: Best Free Way to Find Images
Google’s Search By Image feature has been rapidly improving and is now poised not just to challenge Tineye, but replace it.
3 Count: BTJunked
BTJunkie voluntarily closes, Richard O’Dwyer gets an ally in his fight against extradition and Chrysler’s Super Bowl commercial pulled off YouTube.
Tag Archive: Content-Theft
Eps 227 – BTJunker
BTJunkie closes down, Redigi avoids an injunction, ACTA ratification on hold in three countries and much, much more!
3 Count: Illegal Stream
In Australia, the Optus ruling is appealed, UK denies any new site blocking legislation and VEVO in hot water over illegal football streaming.
Are Essay Mills Worth Worrying About?
Essay mills have become a hot-button topic in the classroom, but is the threat all that it is made up to be sometimes?
3 Count: Magic Money
Tunescore CEO calles iTunes Match royalties Magic Money, UK rules again on pubs playing football matches and NY Times draws heat for infringement.
Can a Quiz Help Stop Plagiarism in Journalism?
Racked by a pair of plagiarism alegations, the Journal Register Company took a novel approach to attribution: A quiz.
3 Count: Mobile Change
Australia mulls copyright reform, British Labour MEP to head up EU’s ACTA report and UK’s tech industry seeks copyright reform.
5 Industries With Surprising Content Theft Problems
Content theft Issues strike nearly every single industry that makes copyrightable work. But some would apear to be safe when, in truth, they aren’t.
3 Count: Oracle 2
Oracle seeks second trial against SAP, two more European countries halt ACTA ratification and ReDigi survives another day.
Google Search By Image: Best Free Way to Find Images
Google’s Search By Image feature has been rapidly improving and is now poised not just to challenge Tineye, but replace it.
3 Count: BTJunked
BTJunkie voluntarily closes, Richard O’Dwyer gets an ally in his fight against extradition and Chrysler’s Super Bowl commercial pulled off YouTube.
Tag Archive: Content-Theft
Eps 227 – BTJunker
BTJunkie closes down, Redigi avoids an injunction, ACTA ratification on hold in three countries and much, much more!
3 Count: Illegal Stream
In Australia, the Optus ruling is appealed, UK denies any new site blocking legislation and VEVO in hot water over illegal football streaming.
Are Essay Mills Worth Worrying About?
Essay mills have become a hot-button topic in the classroom, but is the threat all that it is made up to be sometimes?
3 Count: Magic Money
Tunescore CEO calles iTunes Match royalties Magic Money, UK rules again on pubs playing football matches and NY Times draws heat for infringement.
Can a Quiz Help Stop Plagiarism in Journalism?
Racked by a pair of plagiarism alegations, the Journal Register Company took a novel approach to attribution: A quiz.
3 Count: Mobile Change
Australia mulls copyright reform, British Labour MEP to head up EU’s ACTA report and UK’s tech industry seeks copyright reform.
5 Industries With Surprising Content Theft Problems
Content theft Issues strike nearly every single industry that makes copyrightable work. But some would apear to be safe when, in truth, they aren’t.
3 Count: Oracle 2
Oracle seeks second trial against SAP, two more European countries halt ACTA ratification and ReDigi survives another day.
Google Search By Image: Best Free Way to Find Images
Google’s Search By Image feature has been rapidly improving and is now poised not just to challenge Tineye, but replace it.
3 Count: BTJunked
BTJunkie voluntarily closes, Richard O’Dwyer gets an ally in his fight against extradition and Chrysler’s Super Bowl commercial pulled off YouTube.
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