Quickly, I wanted to clear up some confusion about the license on Plagiarism Today and where you can get PT updates in social media.
Tag Archive: facebook
DiggBar Returns: Does Anyone Care?
DiggBar, the much-decried frame Digg used in 2009, has made a silent return. But why is it almost no one cares?
Follow Plagiarism Today on Google Plus
Finally, after a long wait for Google to let me (and other Apps users in), I’m finally on Google+ and can be added to your circles.
Is Facebook a Culture of Plagiarism?
Over the past few years Facebook has drawn a lot of fire for enabling plagiarism. Is it a problem unique to Facebook or is it just human nature?
5 Ways Technology Is Changing RSS
RSS is dying, Long Live RSS! RSS is changing and, with it, how content creators use it must shift too. What does the future of RSS looks like?
3 Count: Phat Beats
Both Facebook and Vimeo announce new music services today while the Swedish Film Institute deflects allegations of piracy.
Can Twitter/Facebook Help Fight Online Plagiarism?
Currently, Google can mistake a plagiarist or spam site for the original due to the delay in indexing content. Can Twitter or Facebook help stop that?
3 Count: Rubber and Glue
The latest news on Vostu’s lawsuit against Zynga, a piracy tiff between a label and a magazine and EU courts to look at TVCatchup.
3 Count: Trademarking Copyright
The latest news on the Hargreaves report in the U.K., Zynga being sued by the rightsholders of “Oregon Trail” and one group accidentally tries to trademark the copyright symbol.
The Ars Technica/Facebook DMCA Debacle
Ars Technica’s Facebook page may be back after a false DMCA notice, but Facebook has a lot to learn in this area.
Tag Archive: facebook
A Quick Note on Plagiarism Today’s Copyright License
Quickly, I wanted to clear up some confusion about the license on Plagiarism Today and where you can get PT updates in social media.
DiggBar Returns: Does Anyone Care?
DiggBar, the much-decried frame Digg used in 2009, has made a silent return. But why is it almost no one cares?
Follow Plagiarism Today on Google Plus
Finally, after a long wait for Google to let me (and other Apps users in), I’m finally on Google+ and can be added to your circles.
Is Facebook a Culture of Plagiarism?
Over the past few years Facebook has drawn a lot of fire for enabling plagiarism. Is it a problem unique to Facebook or is it just human nature?
5 Ways Technology Is Changing RSS
RSS is dying, Long Live RSS! RSS is changing and, with it, how content creators use it must shift too. What does the future of RSS looks like?
3 Count: Phat Beats
Both Facebook and Vimeo announce new music services today while the Swedish Film Institute deflects allegations of piracy.
Can Twitter/Facebook Help Fight Online Plagiarism?
Currently, Google can mistake a plagiarist or spam site for the original due to the delay in indexing content. Can Twitter or Facebook help stop that?
3 Count: Rubber and Glue
The latest news on Vostu’s lawsuit against Zynga, a piracy tiff between a label and a magazine and EU courts to look at TVCatchup.
3 Count: Trademarking Copyright
The latest news on the Hargreaves report in the U.K., Zynga being sued by the rightsholders of “Oregon Trail” and one group accidentally tries to trademark the copyright symbol.
The Ars Technica/Facebook DMCA Debacle
Ars Technica’s Facebook page may be back after a false DMCA notice, but Facebook has a lot to learn in this area.
Tag Archive: facebook
A Quick Note on Plagiarism Today’s Copyright License
Quickly, I wanted to clear up some confusion about the license on Plagiarism Today and where you can get PT updates in social media.
DiggBar Returns: Does Anyone Care?
DiggBar, the much-decried frame Digg used in 2009, has made a silent return. But why is it almost no one cares?
Follow Plagiarism Today on Google Plus
Finally, after a long wait for Google to let me (and other Apps users in), I’m finally on Google+ and can be added to your circles.
Is Facebook a Culture of Plagiarism?
Over the past few years Facebook has drawn a lot of fire for enabling plagiarism. Is it a problem unique to Facebook or is it just human nature?
5 Ways Technology Is Changing RSS
RSS is dying, Long Live RSS! RSS is changing and, with it, how content creators use it must shift too. What does the future of RSS looks like?
3 Count: Phat Beats
Both Facebook and Vimeo announce new music services today while the Swedish Film Institute deflects allegations of piracy.
Can Twitter/Facebook Help Fight Online Plagiarism?
Currently, Google can mistake a plagiarist or spam site for the original due to the delay in indexing content. Can Twitter or Facebook help stop that?
3 Count: Rubber and Glue
The latest news on Vostu’s lawsuit against Zynga, a piracy tiff between a label and a magazine and EU courts to look at TVCatchup.
3 Count: Trademarking Copyright
The latest news on the Hargreaves report in the U.K., Zynga being sued by the rightsholders of “Oregon Trail” and one group accidentally tries to trademark the copyright symbol.
The Ars Technica/Facebook DMCA Debacle
Ars Technica’s Facebook page may be back after a false DMCA notice, but Facebook has a lot to learn in this area.
Tag Archive: facebook
A Quick Note on Plagiarism Today’s Copyright License
Quickly, I wanted to clear up some confusion about the license on Plagiarism Today and where you can get PT updates in social media.
DiggBar Returns: Does Anyone Care?
DiggBar, the much-decried frame Digg used in 2009, has made a silent return. But why is it almost no one cares?
Follow Plagiarism Today on Google Plus
Finally, after a long wait for Google to let me (and other Apps users in), I’m finally on Google+ and can be added to your circles.
Is Facebook a Culture of Plagiarism?
Over the past few years Facebook has drawn a lot of fire for enabling plagiarism. Is it a problem unique to Facebook or is it just human nature?
5 Ways Technology Is Changing RSS
RSS is dying, Long Live RSS! RSS is changing and, with it, how content creators use it must shift too. What does the future of RSS looks like?
3 Count: Phat Beats
Both Facebook and Vimeo announce new music services today while the Swedish Film Institute deflects allegations of piracy.
Can Twitter/Facebook Help Fight Online Plagiarism?
Currently, Google can mistake a plagiarist or spam site for the original due to the delay in indexing content. Can Twitter or Facebook help stop that?
3 Count: Rubber and Glue
The latest news on Vostu’s lawsuit against Zynga, a piracy tiff between a label and a magazine and EU courts to look at TVCatchup.
3 Count: Trademarking Copyright
The latest news on the Hargreaves report in the U.K., Zynga being sued by the rightsholders of “Oregon Trail” and one group accidentally tries to trademark the copyright symbol.
The Ars Technica/Facebook DMCA Debacle
Ars Technica’s Facebook page may be back after a false DMCA notice, but Facebook has a lot to learn in this area.
Tag Archive: facebook
A Quick Note on Plagiarism Today’s Copyright License
Quickly, I wanted to clear up some confusion about the license on Plagiarism Today and where you can get PT updates in social media.
DiggBar Returns: Does Anyone Care?
DiggBar, the much-decried frame Digg used in 2009, has made a silent return. But why is it almost no one cares?
Follow Plagiarism Today on Google Plus
Finally, after a long wait for Google to let me (and other Apps users in), I’m finally on Google+ and can be added to your circles.
Is Facebook a Culture of Plagiarism?
Over the past few years Facebook has drawn a lot of fire for enabling plagiarism. Is it a problem unique to Facebook or is it just human nature?
5 Ways Technology Is Changing RSS
RSS is dying, Long Live RSS! RSS is changing and, with it, how content creators use it must shift too. What does the future of RSS looks like?
3 Count: Phat Beats
Both Facebook and Vimeo announce new music services today while the Swedish Film Institute deflects allegations of piracy.
Can Twitter/Facebook Help Fight Online Plagiarism?
Currently, Google can mistake a plagiarist or spam site for the original due to the delay in indexing content. Can Twitter or Facebook help stop that?
3 Count: Rubber and Glue
The latest news on Vostu’s lawsuit against Zynga, a piracy tiff between a label and a magazine and EU courts to look at TVCatchup.
3 Count: Trademarking Copyright
The latest news on the Hargreaves report in the U.K., Zynga being sued by the rightsholders of “Oregon Trail” and one group accidentally tries to trademark the copyright symbol.
The Ars Technica/Facebook DMCA Debacle
Ars Technica’s Facebook page may be back after a false DMCA notice, but Facebook has a lot to learn in this area.
Tag Archive: facebook
A Quick Note on Plagiarism Today’s Copyright License
Quickly, I wanted to clear up some confusion about the license on Plagiarism Today and where you can get PT updates in social media.
DiggBar Returns: Does Anyone Care?
DiggBar, the much-decried frame Digg used in 2009, has made a silent return. But why is it almost no one cares?
Follow Plagiarism Today on Google Plus
Finally, after a long wait for Google to let me (and other Apps users in), I’m finally on Google+ and can be added to your circles.
Is Facebook a Culture of Plagiarism?
Over the past few years Facebook has drawn a lot of fire for enabling plagiarism. Is it a problem unique to Facebook or is it just human nature?
5 Ways Technology Is Changing RSS
RSS is dying, Long Live RSS! RSS is changing and, with it, how content creators use it must shift too. What does the future of RSS looks like?
3 Count: Phat Beats
Both Facebook and Vimeo announce new music services today while the Swedish Film Institute deflects allegations of piracy.
Can Twitter/Facebook Help Fight Online Plagiarism?
Currently, Google can mistake a plagiarist or spam site for the original due to the delay in indexing content. Can Twitter or Facebook help stop that?
3 Count: Rubber and Glue
The latest news on Vostu’s lawsuit against Zynga, a piracy tiff between a label and a magazine and EU courts to look at TVCatchup.
3 Count: Trademarking Copyright
The latest news on the Hargreaves report in the U.K., Zynga being sued by the rightsholders of “Oregon Trail” and one group accidentally tries to trademark the copyright symbol.
The Ars Technica/Facebook DMCA Debacle
Ars Technica’s Facebook page may be back after a false DMCA notice, but Facebook has a lot to learn in this area.
Tag Archive: facebook
A Quick Note on Plagiarism Today’s Copyright License
Quickly, I wanted to clear up some confusion about the license on Plagiarism Today and where you can get PT updates in social media.
DiggBar Returns: Does Anyone Care?
DiggBar, the much-decried frame Digg used in 2009, has made a silent return. But why is it almost no one cares?
Follow Plagiarism Today on Google Plus
Finally, after a long wait for Google to let me (and other Apps users in), I’m finally on Google+ and can be added to your circles.
Is Facebook a Culture of Plagiarism?
Over the past few years Facebook has drawn a lot of fire for enabling plagiarism. Is it a problem unique to Facebook or is it just human nature?
5 Ways Technology Is Changing RSS
RSS is dying, Long Live RSS! RSS is changing and, with it, how content creators use it must shift too. What does the future of RSS looks like?
3 Count: Phat Beats
Both Facebook and Vimeo announce new music services today while the Swedish Film Institute deflects allegations of piracy.
Can Twitter/Facebook Help Fight Online Plagiarism?
Currently, Google can mistake a plagiarist or spam site for the original due to the delay in indexing content. Can Twitter or Facebook help stop that?
3 Count: Rubber and Glue
The latest news on Vostu’s lawsuit against Zynga, a piracy tiff between a label and a magazine and EU courts to look at TVCatchup.
3 Count: Trademarking Copyright
The latest news on the Hargreaves report in the U.K., Zynga being sued by the rightsholders of “Oregon Trail” and one group accidentally tries to trademark the copyright symbol.
The Ars Technica/Facebook DMCA Debacle
Ars Technica’s Facebook page may be back after a false DMCA notice, but Facebook has a lot to learn in this area.
Tag Archive: facebook
A Quick Note on Plagiarism Today’s Copyright License
Quickly, I wanted to clear up some confusion about the license on Plagiarism Today and where you can get PT updates in social media.
DiggBar Returns: Does Anyone Care?
DiggBar, the much-decried frame Digg used in 2009, has made a silent return. But why is it almost no one cares?
Follow Plagiarism Today on Google Plus
Finally, after a long wait for Google to let me (and other Apps users in), I’m finally on Google+ and can be added to your circles.
Is Facebook a Culture of Plagiarism?
Over the past few years Facebook has drawn a lot of fire for enabling plagiarism. Is it a problem unique to Facebook or is it just human nature?
5 Ways Technology Is Changing RSS
RSS is dying, Long Live RSS! RSS is changing and, with it, how content creators use it must shift too. What does the future of RSS looks like?
3 Count: Phat Beats
Both Facebook and Vimeo announce new music services today while the Swedish Film Institute deflects allegations of piracy.
Can Twitter/Facebook Help Fight Online Plagiarism?
Currently, Google can mistake a plagiarist or spam site for the original due to the delay in indexing content. Can Twitter or Facebook help stop that?
3 Count: Rubber and Glue
The latest news on Vostu’s lawsuit against Zynga, a piracy tiff between a label and a magazine and EU courts to look at TVCatchup.
3 Count: Trademarking Copyright
The latest news on the Hargreaves report in the U.K., Zynga being sued by the rightsholders of “Oregon Trail” and one group accidentally tries to trademark the copyright symbol.
The Ars Technica/Facebook DMCA Debacle
Ars Technica’s Facebook page may be back after a false DMCA notice, but Facebook has a lot to learn in this area.
Tag Archive: facebook
A Quick Note on Plagiarism Today’s Copyright License
Quickly, I wanted to clear up some confusion about the license on Plagiarism Today and where you can get PT updates in social media.
DiggBar Returns: Does Anyone Care?
DiggBar, the much-decried frame Digg used in 2009, has made a silent return. But why is it almost no one cares?
Follow Plagiarism Today on Google Plus
Finally, after a long wait for Google to let me (and other Apps users in), I’m finally on Google+ and can be added to your circles.
Is Facebook a Culture of Plagiarism?
Over the past few years Facebook has drawn a lot of fire for enabling plagiarism. Is it a problem unique to Facebook or is it just human nature?
5 Ways Technology Is Changing RSS
RSS is dying, Long Live RSS! RSS is changing and, with it, how content creators use it must shift too. What does the future of RSS looks like?
3 Count: Phat Beats
Both Facebook and Vimeo announce new music services today while the Swedish Film Institute deflects allegations of piracy.
Can Twitter/Facebook Help Fight Online Plagiarism?
Currently, Google can mistake a plagiarist or spam site for the original due to the delay in indexing content. Can Twitter or Facebook help stop that?
3 Count: Rubber and Glue
The latest news on Vostu’s lawsuit against Zynga, a piracy tiff between a label and a magazine and EU courts to look at TVCatchup.
3 Count: Trademarking Copyright
The latest news on the Hargreaves report in the U.K., Zynga being sued by the rightsholders of “Oregon Trail” and one group accidentally tries to trademark the copyright symbol.
The Ars Technica/Facebook DMCA Debacle
Ars Technica’s Facebook page may be back after a false DMCA notice, but Facebook has a lot to learn in this area.
Tag Archive: facebook
A Quick Note on Plagiarism Today’s Copyright License
Quickly, I wanted to clear up some confusion about the license on Plagiarism Today and where you can get PT updates in social media.
DiggBar Returns: Does Anyone Care?
DiggBar, the much-decried frame Digg used in 2009, has made a silent return. But why is it almost no one cares?
Follow Plagiarism Today on Google Plus
Finally, after a long wait for Google to let me (and other Apps users in), I’m finally on Google+ and can be added to your circles.
Is Facebook a Culture of Plagiarism?
Over the past few years Facebook has drawn a lot of fire for enabling plagiarism. Is it a problem unique to Facebook or is it just human nature?
5 Ways Technology Is Changing RSS
RSS is dying, Long Live RSS! RSS is changing and, with it, how content creators use it must shift too. What does the future of RSS looks like?
3 Count: Phat Beats
Both Facebook and Vimeo announce new music services today while the Swedish Film Institute deflects allegations of piracy.
Can Twitter/Facebook Help Fight Online Plagiarism?
Currently, Google can mistake a plagiarist or spam site for the original due to the delay in indexing content. Can Twitter or Facebook help stop that?
3 Count: Rubber and Glue
The latest news on Vostu’s lawsuit against Zynga, a piracy tiff between a label and a magazine and EU courts to look at TVCatchup.
3 Count: Trademarking Copyright
The latest news on the Hargreaves report in the U.K., Zynga being sued by the rightsholders of “Oregon Trail” and one group accidentally tries to trademark the copyright symbol.
The Ars Technica/Facebook DMCA Debacle
Ars Technica’s Facebook page may be back after a false DMCA notice, but Facebook has a lot to learn in this area.
Tag Archive: facebook
A Quick Note on Plagiarism Today’s Copyright License
Quickly, I wanted to clear up some confusion about the license on Plagiarism Today and where you can get PT updates in social media.
DiggBar Returns: Does Anyone Care?
DiggBar, the much-decried frame Digg used in 2009, has made a silent return. But why is it almost no one cares?
Follow Plagiarism Today on Google Plus
Finally, after a long wait for Google to let me (and other Apps users in), I’m finally on Google+ and can be added to your circles.
Is Facebook a Culture of Plagiarism?
Over the past few years Facebook has drawn a lot of fire for enabling plagiarism. Is it a problem unique to Facebook or is it just human nature?
5 Ways Technology Is Changing RSS
RSS is dying, Long Live RSS! RSS is changing and, with it, how content creators use it must shift too. What does the future of RSS looks like?
3 Count: Phat Beats
Both Facebook and Vimeo announce new music services today while the Swedish Film Institute deflects allegations of piracy.
Can Twitter/Facebook Help Fight Online Plagiarism?
Currently, Google can mistake a plagiarist or spam site for the original due to the delay in indexing content. Can Twitter or Facebook help stop that?
3 Count: Rubber and Glue
The latest news on Vostu’s lawsuit against Zynga, a piracy tiff between a label and a magazine and EU courts to look at TVCatchup.
3 Count: Trademarking Copyright
The latest news on the Hargreaves report in the U.K., Zynga being sued by the rightsholders of “Oregon Trail” and one group accidentally tries to trademark the copyright symbol.
The Ars Technica/Facebook DMCA Debacle
Ars Technica’s Facebook page may be back after a false DMCA notice, but Facebook has a lot to learn in this area.
Tag Archive: facebook
A Quick Note on Plagiarism Today’s Copyright License
Quickly, I wanted to clear up some confusion about the license on Plagiarism Today and where you can get PT updates in social media.
DiggBar Returns: Does Anyone Care?
DiggBar, the much-decried frame Digg used in 2009, has made a silent return. But why is it almost no one cares?
Follow Plagiarism Today on Google Plus
Finally, after a long wait for Google to let me (and other Apps users in), I’m finally on Google+ and can be added to your circles.
Is Facebook a Culture of Plagiarism?
Over the past few years Facebook has drawn a lot of fire for enabling plagiarism. Is it a problem unique to Facebook or is it just human nature?
5 Ways Technology Is Changing RSS
RSS is dying, Long Live RSS! RSS is changing and, with it, how content creators use it must shift too. What does the future of RSS looks like?
3 Count: Phat Beats
Both Facebook and Vimeo announce new music services today while the Swedish Film Institute deflects allegations of piracy.
Can Twitter/Facebook Help Fight Online Plagiarism?
Currently, Google can mistake a plagiarist or spam site for the original due to the delay in indexing content. Can Twitter or Facebook help stop that?
3 Count: Rubber and Glue
The latest news on Vostu’s lawsuit against Zynga, a piracy tiff between a label and a magazine and EU courts to look at TVCatchup.
3 Count: Trademarking Copyright
The latest news on the Hargreaves report in the U.K., Zynga being sued by the rightsholders of “Oregon Trail” and one group accidentally tries to trademark the copyright symbol.
The Ars Technica/Facebook DMCA Debacle
Ars Technica’s Facebook page may be back after a false DMCA notice, but Facebook has a lot to learn in this area.
Tag Archive: facebook
A Quick Note on Plagiarism Today’s Copyright License
Quickly, I wanted to clear up some confusion about the license on Plagiarism Today and where you can get PT updates in social media.
DiggBar Returns: Does Anyone Care?
DiggBar, the much-decried frame Digg used in 2009, has made a silent return. But why is it almost no one cares?
Follow Plagiarism Today on Google Plus
Finally, after a long wait for Google to let me (and other Apps users in), I’m finally on Google+ and can be added to your circles.
Is Facebook a Culture of Plagiarism?
Over the past few years Facebook has drawn a lot of fire for enabling plagiarism. Is it a problem unique to Facebook or is it just human nature?
5 Ways Technology Is Changing RSS
RSS is dying, Long Live RSS! RSS is changing and, with it, how content creators use it must shift too. What does the future of RSS looks like?
3 Count: Phat Beats
Both Facebook and Vimeo announce new music services today while the Swedish Film Institute deflects allegations of piracy.
Can Twitter/Facebook Help Fight Online Plagiarism?
Currently, Google can mistake a plagiarist or spam site for the original due to the delay in indexing content. Can Twitter or Facebook help stop that?
3 Count: Rubber and Glue
The latest news on Vostu’s lawsuit against Zynga, a piracy tiff between a label and a magazine and EU courts to look at TVCatchup.
3 Count: Trademarking Copyright
The latest news on the Hargreaves report in the U.K., Zynga being sued by the rightsholders of “Oregon Trail” and one group accidentally tries to trademark the copyright symbol.
The Ars Technica/Facebook DMCA Debacle
Ars Technica’s Facebook page may be back after a false DMCA notice, but Facebook has a lot to learn in this area.
Tag Archive: facebook
A Quick Note on Plagiarism Today’s Copyright License
Quickly, I wanted to clear up some confusion about the license on Plagiarism Today and where you can get PT updates in social media.
DiggBar Returns: Does Anyone Care?
DiggBar, the much-decried frame Digg used in 2009, has made a silent return. But why is it almost no one cares?
Follow Plagiarism Today on Google Plus
Finally, after a long wait for Google to let me (and other Apps users in), I’m finally on Google+ and can be added to your circles.
Is Facebook a Culture of Plagiarism?
Over the past few years Facebook has drawn a lot of fire for enabling plagiarism. Is it a problem unique to Facebook or is it just human nature?
5 Ways Technology Is Changing RSS
RSS is dying, Long Live RSS! RSS is changing and, with it, how content creators use it must shift too. What does the future of RSS looks like?
3 Count: Phat Beats
Both Facebook and Vimeo announce new music services today while the Swedish Film Institute deflects allegations of piracy.
Can Twitter/Facebook Help Fight Online Plagiarism?
Currently, Google can mistake a plagiarist or spam site for the original due to the delay in indexing content. Can Twitter or Facebook help stop that?
3 Count: Rubber and Glue
The latest news on Vostu’s lawsuit against Zynga, a piracy tiff between a label and a magazine and EU courts to look at TVCatchup.
3 Count: Trademarking Copyright
The latest news on the Hargreaves report in the U.K., Zynga being sued by the rightsholders of “Oregon Trail” and one group accidentally tries to trademark the copyright symbol.
The Ars Technica/Facebook DMCA Debacle
Ars Technica’s Facebook page may be back after a false DMCA notice, but Facebook has a lot to learn in this area.
Tag Archive: facebook
A Quick Note on Plagiarism Today’s Copyright License
Quickly, I wanted to clear up some confusion about the license on Plagiarism Today and where you can get PT updates in social media.
DiggBar Returns: Does Anyone Care?
DiggBar, the much-decried frame Digg used in 2009, has made a silent return. But why is it almost no one cares?
Follow Plagiarism Today on Google Plus
Finally, after a long wait for Google to let me (and other Apps users in), I’m finally on Google+ and can be added to your circles.
Is Facebook a Culture of Plagiarism?
Over the past few years Facebook has drawn a lot of fire for enabling plagiarism. Is it a problem unique to Facebook or is it just human nature?
5 Ways Technology Is Changing RSS
RSS is dying, Long Live RSS! RSS is changing and, with it, how content creators use it must shift too. What does the future of RSS looks like?
3 Count: Phat Beats
Both Facebook and Vimeo announce new music services today while the Swedish Film Institute deflects allegations of piracy.
Can Twitter/Facebook Help Fight Online Plagiarism?
Currently, Google can mistake a plagiarist or spam site for the original due to the delay in indexing content. Can Twitter or Facebook help stop that?
3 Count: Rubber and Glue
The latest news on Vostu’s lawsuit against Zynga, a piracy tiff between a label and a magazine and EU courts to look at TVCatchup.
3 Count: Trademarking Copyright
The latest news on the Hargreaves report in the U.K., Zynga being sued by the rightsholders of “Oregon Trail” and one group accidentally tries to trademark the copyright symbol.
The Ars Technica/Facebook DMCA Debacle
Ars Technica’s Facebook page may be back after a false DMCA notice, but Facebook has a lot to learn in this area.
Tag Archive: facebook
A Quick Note on Plagiarism Today’s Copyright License
Quickly, I wanted to clear up some confusion about the license on Plagiarism Today and where you can get PT updates in social media.
DiggBar Returns: Does Anyone Care?
DiggBar, the much-decried frame Digg used in 2009, has made a silent return. But why is it almost no one cares?
Follow Plagiarism Today on Google Plus
Finally, after a long wait for Google to let me (and other Apps users in), I’m finally on Google+ and can be added to your circles.
Is Facebook a Culture of Plagiarism?
Over the past few years Facebook has drawn a lot of fire for enabling plagiarism. Is it a problem unique to Facebook or is it just human nature?
5 Ways Technology Is Changing RSS
RSS is dying, Long Live RSS! RSS is changing and, with it, how content creators use it must shift too. What does the future of RSS looks like?
3 Count: Phat Beats
Both Facebook and Vimeo announce new music services today while the Swedish Film Institute deflects allegations of piracy.
Can Twitter/Facebook Help Fight Online Plagiarism?
Currently, Google can mistake a plagiarist or spam site for the original due to the delay in indexing content. Can Twitter or Facebook help stop that?
3 Count: Rubber and Glue
The latest news on Vostu’s lawsuit against Zynga, a piracy tiff between a label and a magazine and EU courts to look at TVCatchup.
3 Count: Trademarking Copyright
The latest news on the Hargreaves report in the U.K., Zynga being sued by the rightsholders of “Oregon Trail” and one group accidentally tries to trademark the copyright symbol.
The Ars Technica/Facebook DMCA Debacle
Ars Technica’s Facebook page may be back after a false DMCA notice, but Facebook has a lot to learn in this area.
Tag Archive: facebook
A Quick Note on Plagiarism Today’s Copyright License
Quickly, I wanted to clear up some confusion about the license on Plagiarism Today and where you can get PT updates in social media.
DiggBar Returns: Does Anyone Care?
DiggBar, the much-decried frame Digg used in 2009, has made a silent return. But why is it almost no one cares?
Follow Plagiarism Today on Google Plus
Finally, after a long wait for Google to let me (and other Apps users in), I’m finally on Google+ and can be added to your circles.
Is Facebook a Culture of Plagiarism?
Over the past few years Facebook has drawn a lot of fire for enabling plagiarism. Is it a problem unique to Facebook or is it just human nature?
5 Ways Technology Is Changing RSS
RSS is dying, Long Live RSS! RSS is changing and, with it, how content creators use it must shift too. What does the future of RSS looks like?
3 Count: Phat Beats
Both Facebook and Vimeo announce new music services today while the Swedish Film Institute deflects allegations of piracy.
Can Twitter/Facebook Help Fight Online Plagiarism?
Currently, Google can mistake a plagiarist or spam site for the original due to the delay in indexing content. Can Twitter or Facebook help stop that?
3 Count: Rubber and Glue
The latest news on Vostu’s lawsuit against Zynga, a piracy tiff between a label and a magazine and EU courts to look at TVCatchup.
3 Count: Trademarking Copyright
The latest news on the Hargreaves report in the U.K., Zynga being sued by the rightsholders of “Oregon Trail” and one group accidentally tries to trademark the copyright symbol.
The Ars Technica/Facebook DMCA Debacle
Ars Technica’s Facebook page may be back after a false DMCA notice, but Facebook has a lot to learn in this area.
Tag Archive: facebook
A Quick Note on Plagiarism Today’s Copyright License
Quickly, I wanted to clear up some confusion about the license on Plagiarism Today and where you can get PT updates in social media.
DiggBar Returns: Does Anyone Care?
DiggBar, the much-decried frame Digg used in 2009, has made a silent return. But why is it almost no one cares?
Follow Plagiarism Today on Google Plus
Finally, after a long wait for Google to let me (and other Apps users in), I’m finally on Google+ and can be added to your circles.
Is Facebook a Culture of Plagiarism?
Over the past few years Facebook has drawn a lot of fire for enabling plagiarism. Is it a problem unique to Facebook or is it just human nature?
5 Ways Technology Is Changing RSS
RSS is dying, Long Live RSS! RSS is changing and, with it, how content creators use it must shift too. What does the future of RSS looks like?
3 Count: Phat Beats
Both Facebook and Vimeo announce new music services today while the Swedish Film Institute deflects allegations of piracy.
Can Twitter/Facebook Help Fight Online Plagiarism?
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The Ars Technica/Facebook DMCA Debacle
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3 Count: Phat Beats
Both Facebook and Vimeo announce new music services today while the Swedish Film Institute deflects allegations of piracy.
Can Twitter/Facebook Help Fight Online Plagiarism?
Currently, Google can mistake a plagiarist or spam site for the original due to the delay in indexing content. Can Twitter or Facebook help stop that?
3 Count: Rubber and Glue
The latest news on Vostu’s lawsuit against Zynga, a piracy tiff between a label and a magazine and EU courts to look at TVCatchup.
3 Count: Trademarking Copyright
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The Ars Technica/Facebook DMCA Debacle
Ars Technica’s Facebook page may be back after a false DMCA notice, but Facebook has a lot to learn in this area.
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Quickly, I wanted to clear up some confusion about the license on Plagiarism Today and where you can get PT updates in social media.
DiggBar Returns: Does Anyone Care?
DiggBar, the much-decried frame Digg used in 2009, has made a silent return. But why is it almost no one cares?
Follow Plagiarism Today on Google Plus
Finally, after a long wait for Google to let me (and other Apps users in), I’m finally on Google+ and can be added to your circles.
Is Facebook a Culture of Plagiarism?
Over the past few years Facebook has drawn a lot of fire for enabling plagiarism. Is it a problem unique to Facebook or is it just human nature?
5 Ways Technology Is Changing RSS
RSS is dying, Long Live RSS! RSS is changing and, with it, how content creators use it must shift too. What does the future of RSS looks like?
3 Count: Phat Beats
Both Facebook and Vimeo announce new music services today while the Swedish Film Institute deflects allegations of piracy.
Can Twitter/Facebook Help Fight Online Plagiarism?
Currently, Google can mistake a plagiarist or spam site for the original due to the delay in indexing content. Can Twitter or Facebook help stop that?
3 Count: Rubber and Glue
The latest news on Vostu’s lawsuit against Zynga, a piracy tiff between a label and a magazine and EU courts to look at TVCatchup.
3 Count: Trademarking Copyright
The latest news on the Hargreaves report in the U.K., Zynga being sued by the rightsholders of “Oregon Trail” and one group accidentally tries to trademark the copyright symbol.
The Ars Technica/Facebook DMCA Debacle
Ars Technica’s Facebook page may be back after a false DMCA notice, but Facebook has a lot to learn in this area.
Tag Archive: facebook
A Quick Note on Plagiarism Today’s Copyright License
Quickly, I wanted to clear up some confusion about the license on Plagiarism Today and where you can get PT updates in social media.
DiggBar Returns: Does Anyone Care?
DiggBar, the much-decried frame Digg used in 2009, has made a silent return. But why is it almost no one cares?
Follow Plagiarism Today on Google Plus
Finally, after a long wait for Google to let me (and other Apps users in), I’m finally on Google+ and can be added to your circles.
Is Facebook a Culture of Plagiarism?
Over the past few years Facebook has drawn a lot of fire for enabling plagiarism. Is it a problem unique to Facebook or is it just human nature?
5 Ways Technology Is Changing RSS
RSS is dying, Long Live RSS! RSS is changing and, with it, how content creators use it must shift too. What does the future of RSS looks like?
3 Count: Phat Beats
Both Facebook and Vimeo announce new music services today while the Swedish Film Institute deflects allegations of piracy.
Can Twitter/Facebook Help Fight Online Plagiarism?
Currently, Google can mistake a plagiarist or spam site for the original due to the delay in indexing content. Can Twitter or Facebook help stop that?
3 Count: Rubber and Glue
The latest news on Vostu’s lawsuit against Zynga, a piracy tiff between a label and a magazine and EU courts to look at TVCatchup.
3 Count: Trademarking Copyright
The latest news on the Hargreaves report in the U.K., Zynga being sued by the rightsholders of “Oregon Trail” and one group accidentally tries to trademark the copyright symbol.
The Ars Technica/Facebook DMCA Debacle
Ars Technica’s Facebook page may be back after a false DMCA notice, but Facebook has a lot to learn in this area.
Tag Archive: facebook
A Quick Note on Plagiarism Today’s Copyright License
Quickly, I wanted to clear up some confusion about the license on Plagiarism Today and where you can get PT updates in social media.
DiggBar Returns: Does Anyone Care?
DiggBar, the much-decried frame Digg used in 2009, has made a silent return. But why is it almost no one cares?
Follow Plagiarism Today on Google Plus
Finally, after a long wait for Google to let me (and other Apps users in), I’m finally on Google+ and can be added to your circles.
Is Facebook a Culture of Plagiarism?
Over the past few years Facebook has drawn a lot of fire for enabling plagiarism. Is it a problem unique to Facebook or is it just human nature?
5 Ways Technology Is Changing RSS
RSS is dying, Long Live RSS! RSS is changing and, with it, how content creators use it must shift too. What does the future of RSS looks like?
3 Count: Phat Beats
Both Facebook and Vimeo announce new music services today while the Swedish Film Institute deflects allegations of piracy.
Can Twitter/Facebook Help Fight Online Plagiarism?
Currently, Google can mistake a plagiarist or spam site for the original due to the delay in indexing content. Can Twitter or Facebook help stop that?
3 Count: Rubber and Glue
The latest news on Vostu’s lawsuit against Zynga, a piracy tiff between a label and a magazine and EU courts to look at TVCatchup.
3 Count: Trademarking Copyright
The latest news on the Hargreaves report in the U.K., Zynga being sued by the rightsholders of “Oregon Trail” and one group accidentally tries to trademark the copyright symbol.
The Ars Technica/Facebook DMCA Debacle
Ars Technica’s Facebook page may be back after a false DMCA notice, but Facebook has a lot to learn in this area.
Tag Archive: facebook
A Quick Note on Plagiarism Today’s Copyright License
Quickly, I wanted to clear up some confusion about the license on Plagiarism Today and where you can get PT updates in social media.
DiggBar Returns: Does Anyone Care?
DiggBar, the much-decried frame Digg used in 2009, has made a silent return. But why is it almost no one cares?
Follow Plagiarism Today on Google Plus
Finally, after a long wait for Google to let me (and other Apps users in), I’m finally on Google+ and can be added to your circles.
Is Facebook a Culture of Plagiarism?
Over the past few years Facebook has drawn a lot of fire for enabling plagiarism. Is it a problem unique to Facebook or is it just human nature?
5 Ways Technology Is Changing RSS
RSS is dying, Long Live RSS! RSS is changing and, with it, how content creators use it must shift too. What does the future of RSS looks like?
3 Count: Phat Beats
Both Facebook and Vimeo announce new music services today while the Swedish Film Institute deflects allegations of piracy.
Can Twitter/Facebook Help Fight Online Plagiarism?
Currently, Google can mistake a plagiarist or spam site for the original due to the delay in indexing content. Can Twitter or Facebook help stop that?
3 Count: Rubber and Glue
The latest news on Vostu’s lawsuit against Zynga, a piracy tiff between a label and a magazine and EU courts to look at TVCatchup.
3 Count: Trademarking Copyright
The latest news on the Hargreaves report in the U.K., Zynga being sued by the rightsholders of “Oregon Trail” and one group accidentally tries to trademark the copyright symbol.
The Ars Technica/Facebook DMCA Debacle
Ars Technica’s Facebook page may be back after a false DMCA notice, but Facebook has a lot to learn in this area.
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