Posts Tagged ‘javascript’

5 Reasons to Avoid Using DRM On Your Site

By Jonathan Bailey • Feb 26th, 2008 • Category: Articles, Products, Punditry

As content theft has grown, Webmasters have sought simple solutions to the problem when none exist. Many get tricked into applying DRM techniques onto their site, even though such methods are ineffective and can cripple your Web page.



Mahalo’s Anti-Plagiarism Tool

By Jonathan Bailey • Sep 7th, 2007 • Category: Articles, Products

Mahalo describes itself as the world’s first human-powered search engine. It is an attempt to eliminate search engine spam by having humans write and maintain the top search results.
It is a bold initiative and, to help achieve that goal, Mahalo has created a simple javascript bookmarklet to look for plagiarized or duplicate content. The idea [...]



Lightbox and Content Theft

By Jonathan Bailey • Jun 19th, 2007 • Category: Articles, Prevention, Products

Lightbox is a very popular jJavascript application for displaying images on Web sites. It, along with the modifications of it and the similar scripts, produce the “fade out” effect that pushes the clicked image to the foreground, making it easier to focus on the large image and giving it more room to be displayed.
Also, since [...]