In the quest to help bloggers locate interesting content to include in their posts, a new company Lizzer has risen to create a service that manages to do more harm than good, causing users to unwittingly hotlink images and infringe copyright.

After introducing the Pop Quiz content last week, I’m returning today with the answers to the questions along with a few useful links for controlling your content in Google.

It’s Monday again and that means it is time for another episode of the Copyright 2.0 Show, this week with seventeen stories updating you on all of the big copyright news.

It has been another busy week for copyright news with updates on the orphan works bill, the MPAA/Real dispute and even an army of zombie coming from the dead to protect the movie Saw.

Myspace may be the most popular social networking site, but its share of plagiarism seems to far outstrip its market share. Along with its sister site Photobucket, Myspace is likely the current king of human-born plagiarism.

Some of the most difficult questions I am faced with deal with the republishing of email. So here we take a look at both sides of the issue as well as some of the laws that might be involved in such a case.

For those who enjoy a good quiz, today’s post is a short seven-question quiz dealing with your content, Google and keeping both where you want them.

The iCopyright Discovery system promises to revolutionize the way copyright holders track and protect their work. Now we get an inside look at what the system has to offer copyright holders.

It was another wild week for copyright news with the RIAA taking some of the biggest lumps since the show began. All in all, not a good week to be a big copyright holder.

It has been another busy week for copyright related stories with the RIAA having perhaps the worst week of their campaign to date…