The latest on the Star Wars stormtrooper helmet case, a news aggregator loses its appeal in the UK, and HADOPI is calling in suspected file sharers.
Tag Archive: newspaper
Plagiarism Today Featured in Gambit Weekly
Plagiarism Today and CopyByte were featured in this week’s edition of New Orleans’ Gambit Weekly.
Plagiarism Today in the New York Times
The New York Times recently tackled the issue of plagiarism on the international scene and included a small mention of this site along the way.
3 Count: 2010 Census
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Class Action vs. Record Labels Over Peer-to-Peer Suits Hanging Bby a Thread First off today, the lawsuit Andersen v. Atlantic Recording Corp, which saw a wrongly accused file sharer attempt to start a class action suit against the record labels for…
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 71
It is Monday again and that means it is time for the Copyright 2.0 Show, complete with all of this week’s news, views and abuse!
The Slate, The Bulletin and The Plagiarist
Jody Rosen thought he was breaking one of the largest plagiarism scandals in journalism history. However, he has also been attacked for a quip about bloggers that seems to have gone awry.
Tag Archive: newspaper
3 Count: Legal Empire
The latest on the Star Wars stormtrooper helmet case, a news aggregator loses its appeal in the UK, and HADOPI is calling in suspected file sharers.
Plagiarism Today Featured in Gambit Weekly
Plagiarism Today and CopyByte were featured in this week’s edition of New Orleans’ Gambit Weekly.
Plagiarism Today in the New York Times
The New York Times recently tackled the issue of plagiarism on the international scene and included a small mention of this site along the way.
3 Count: 2010 Census
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Class Action vs. Record Labels Over Peer-to-Peer Suits Hanging Bby a Thread First off today, the lawsuit Andersen v. Atlantic Recording Corp, which saw a wrongly accused file sharer attempt to start a class action suit against the record labels for…
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 71
It is Monday again and that means it is time for the Copyright 2.0 Show, complete with all of this week’s news, views and abuse!
The Slate, The Bulletin and The Plagiarist
Jody Rosen thought he was breaking one of the largest plagiarism scandals in journalism history. However, he has also been attacked for a quip about bloggers that seems to have gone awry.
Tag Archive: newspaper
3 Count: Legal Empire
The latest on the Star Wars stormtrooper helmet case, a news aggregator loses its appeal in the UK, and HADOPI is calling in suspected file sharers.
Plagiarism Today Featured in Gambit Weekly
Plagiarism Today and CopyByte were featured in this week’s edition of New Orleans’ Gambit Weekly.
Plagiarism Today in the New York Times
The New York Times recently tackled the issue of plagiarism on the international scene and included a small mention of this site along the way.
3 Count: 2010 Census
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Class Action vs. Record Labels Over Peer-to-Peer Suits Hanging Bby a Thread First off today, the lawsuit Andersen v. Atlantic Recording Corp, which saw a wrongly accused file sharer attempt to start a class action suit against the record labels for…
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 71
It is Monday again and that means it is time for the Copyright 2.0 Show, complete with all of this week’s news, views and abuse!
The Slate, The Bulletin and The Plagiarist
Jody Rosen thought he was breaking one of the largest plagiarism scandals in journalism history. However, he has also been attacked for a quip about bloggers that seems to have gone awry.
Tag Archive: newspaper
3 Count: Legal Empire
The latest on the Star Wars stormtrooper helmet case, a news aggregator loses its appeal in the UK, and HADOPI is calling in suspected file sharers.
Plagiarism Today Featured in Gambit Weekly
Plagiarism Today and CopyByte were featured in this week’s edition of New Orleans’ Gambit Weekly.
Plagiarism Today in the New York Times
The New York Times recently tackled the issue of plagiarism on the international scene and included a small mention of this site along the way.
3 Count: 2010 Census
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Class Action vs. Record Labels Over Peer-to-Peer Suits Hanging Bby a Thread First off today, the lawsuit Andersen v. Atlantic Recording Corp, which saw a wrongly accused file sharer attempt to start a class action suit against the record labels for…
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 71
It is Monday again and that means it is time for the Copyright 2.0 Show, complete with all of this week’s news, views and abuse!
The Slate, The Bulletin and The Plagiarist
Jody Rosen thought he was breaking one of the largest plagiarism scandals in journalism history. However, he has also been attacked for a quip about bloggers that seems to have gone awry.
Tag Archive: newspaper
3 Count: Legal Empire
The latest on the Star Wars stormtrooper helmet case, a news aggregator loses its appeal in the UK, and HADOPI is calling in suspected file sharers.
Plagiarism Today Featured in Gambit Weekly
Plagiarism Today and CopyByte were featured in this week’s edition of New Orleans’ Gambit Weekly.
Plagiarism Today in the New York Times
The New York Times recently tackled the issue of plagiarism on the international scene and included a small mention of this site along the way.
3 Count: 2010 Census
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Class Action vs. Record Labels Over Peer-to-Peer Suits Hanging Bby a Thread First off today, the lawsuit Andersen v. Atlantic Recording Corp, which saw a wrongly accused file sharer attempt to start a class action suit against the record labels for…
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 71
It is Monday again and that means it is time for the Copyright 2.0 Show, complete with all of this week’s news, views and abuse!
The Slate, The Bulletin and The Plagiarist
Jody Rosen thought he was breaking one of the largest plagiarism scandals in journalism history. However, he has also been attacked for a quip about bloggers that seems to have gone awry.
Tag Archive: newspaper
3 Count: Legal Empire
The latest on the Star Wars stormtrooper helmet case, a news aggregator loses its appeal in the UK, and HADOPI is calling in suspected file sharers.
Plagiarism Today Featured in Gambit Weekly
Plagiarism Today and CopyByte were featured in this week’s edition of New Orleans’ Gambit Weekly.
Plagiarism Today in the New York Times
The New York Times recently tackled the issue of plagiarism on the international scene and included a small mention of this site along the way.
3 Count: 2010 Census
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Class Action vs. Record Labels Over Peer-to-Peer Suits Hanging Bby a Thread First off today, the lawsuit Andersen v. Atlantic Recording Corp, which saw a wrongly accused file sharer attempt to start a class action suit against the record labels for…
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 71
It is Monday again and that means it is time for the Copyright 2.0 Show, complete with all of this week’s news, views and abuse!
The Slate, The Bulletin and The Plagiarist
Jody Rosen thought he was breaking one of the largest plagiarism scandals in journalism history. However, he has also been attacked for a quip about bloggers that seems to have gone awry.
Tag Archive: newspaper
3 Count: Legal Empire
The latest on the Star Wars stormtrooper helmet case, a news aggregator loses its appeal in the UK, and HADOPI is calling in suspected file sharers.
Plagiarism Today Featured in Gambit Weekly
Plagiarism Today and CopyByte were featured in this week’s edition of New Orleans’ Gambit Weekly.
Plagiarism Today in the New York Times
The New York Times recently tackled the issue of plagiarism on the international scene and included a small mention of this site along the way.
3 Count: 2010 Census
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Class Action vs. Record Labels Over Peer-to-Peer Suits Hanging Bby a Thread First off today, the lawsuit Andersen v. Atlantic Recording Corp, which saw a wrongly accused file sharer attempt to start a class action suit against the record labels for…
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 71
It is Monday again and that means it is time for the Copyright 2.0 Show, complete with all of this week’s news, views and abuse!
The Slate, The Bulletin and The Plagiarist
Jody Rosen thought he was breaking one of the largest plagiarism scandals in journalism history. However, he has also been attacked for a quip about bloggers that seems to have gone awry.
Tag Archive: newspaper
3 Count: Legal Empire
The latest on the Star Wars stormtrooper helmet case, a news aggregator loses its appeal in the UK, and HADOPI is calling in suspected file sharers.
Plagiarism Today Featured in Gambit Weekly
Plagiarism Today and CopyByte were featured in this week’s edition of New Orleans’ Gambit Weekly.
Plagiarism Today in the New York Times
The New York Times recently tackled the issue of plagiarism on the international scene and included a small mention of this site along the way.
3 Count: 2010 Census
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Class Action vs. Record Labels Over Peer-to-Peer Suits Hanging Bby a Thread First off today, the lawsuit Andersen v. Atlantic Recording Corp, which saw a wrongly accused file sharer attempt to start a class action suit against the record labels for…
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 71
It is Monday again and that means it is time for the Copyright 2.0 Show, complete with all of this week’s news, views and abuse!
The Slate, The Bulletin and The Plagiarist
Jody Rosen thought he was breaking one of the largest plagiarism scandals in journalism history. However, he has also been attacked for a quip about bloggers that seems to have gone awry.
Tag Archive: newspaper
3 Count: Legal Empire
The latest on the Star Wars stormtrooper helmet case, a news aggregator loses its appeal in the UK, and HADOPI is calling in suspected file sharers.
Plagiarism Today Featured in Gambit Weekly
Plagiarism Today and CopyByte were featured in this week’s edition of New Orleans’ Gambit Weekly.
Plagiarism Today in the New York Times
The New York Times recently tackled the issue of plagiarism on the international scene and included a small mention of this site along the way.
3 Count: 2010 Census
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Class Action vs. Record Labels Over Peer-to-Peer Suits Hanging Bby a Thread First off today, the lawsuit Andersen v. Atlantic Recording Corp, which saw a wrongly accused file sharer attempt to start a class action suit against the record labels for…
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 71
It is Monday again and that means it is time for the Copyright 2.0 Show, complete with all of this week’s news, views and abuse!
The Slate, The Bulletin and The Plagiarist
Jody Rosen thought he was breaking one of the largest plagiarism scandals in journalism history. However, he has also been attacked for a quip about bloggers that seems to have gone awry.
Tag Archive: newspaper
3 Count: Legal Empire
The latest on the Star Wars stormtrooper helmet case, a news aggregator loses its appeal in the UK, and HADOPI is calling in suspected file sharers.
Plagiarism Today Featured in Gambit Weekly
Plagiarism Today and CopyByte were featured in this week’s edition of New Orleans’ Gambit Weekly.
Plagiarism Today in the New York Times
The New York Times recently tackled the issue of plagiarism on the international scene and included a small mention of this site along the way.
3 Count: 2010 Census
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Class Action vs. Record Labels Over Peer-to-Peer Suits Hanging Bby a Thread First off today, the lawsuit Andersen v. Atlantic Recording Corp, which saw a wrongly accused file sharer attempt to start a class action suit against the record labels for…
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 71
It is Monday again and that means it is time for the Copyright 2.0 Show, complete with all of this week’s news, views and abuse!
The Slate, The Bulletin and The Plagiarist
Jody Rosen thought he was breaking one of the largest plagiarism scandals in journalism history. However, he has also been attacked for a quip about bloggers that seems to have gone awry.
Tag Archive: newspaper
3 Count: Legal Empire
The latest on the Star Wars stormtrooper helmet case, a news aggregator loses its appeal in the UK, and HADOPI is calling in suspected file sharers.
Plagiarism Today Featured in Gambit Weekly
Plagiarism Today and CopyByte were featured in this week’s edition of New Orleans’ Gambit Weekly.
Plagiarism Today in the New York Times
The New York Times recently tackled the issue of plagiarism on the international scene and included a small mention of this site along the way.
3 Count: 2010 Census
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Class Action vs. Record Labels Over Peer-to-Peer Suits Hanging Bby a Thread First off today, the lawsuit Andersen v. Atlantic Recording Corp, which saw a wrongly accused file sharer attempt to start a class action suit against the record labels for…
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 71
It is Monday again and that means it is time for the Copyright 2.0 Show, complete with all of this week’s news, views and abuse!
The Slate, The Bulletin and The Plagiarist
Jody Rosen thought he was breaking one of the largest plagiarism scandals in journalism history. However, he has also been attacked for a quip about bloggers that seems to have gone awry.
Tag Archive: newspaper
3 Count: Legal Empire
The latest on the Star Wars stormtrooper helmet case, a news aggregator loses its appeal in the UK, and HADOPI is calling in suspected file sharers.
Plagiarism Today Featured in Gambit Weekly
Plagiarism Today and CopyByte were featured in this week’s edition of New Orleans’ Gambit Weekly.
Plagiarism Today in the New York Times
The New York Times recently tackled the issue of plagiarism on the international scene and included a small mention of this site along the way.
3 Count: 2010 Census
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Class Action vs. Record Labels Over Peer-to-Peer Suits Hanging Bby a Thread First off today, the lawsuit Andersen v. Atlantic Recording Corp, which saw a wrongly accused file sharer attempt to start a class action suit against the record labels for…
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 71
It is Monday again and that means it is time for the Copyright 2.0 Show, complete with all of this week’s news, views and abuse!
The Slate, The Bulletin and The Plagiarist
Jody Rosen thought he was breaking one of the largest plagiarism scandals in journalism history. However, he has also been attacked for a quip about bloggers that seems to have gone awry.
Tag Archive: newspaper
3 Count: Legal Empire
The latest on the Star Wars stormtrooper helmet case, a news aggregator loses its appeal in the UK, and HADOPI is calling in suspected file sharers.
Plagiarism Today Featured in Gambit Weekly
Plagiarism Today and CopyByte were featured in this week’s edition of New Orleans’ Gambit Weekly.
Plagiarism Today in the New York Times
The New York Times recently tackled the issue of plagiarism on the international scene and included a small mention of this site along the way.
3 Count: 2010 Census
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Class Action vs. Record Labels Over Peer-to-Peer Suits Hanging Bby a Thread First off today, the lawsuit Andersen v. Atlantic Recording Corp, which saw a wrongly accused file sharer attempt to start a class action suit against the record labels for…
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 71
It is Monday again and that means it is time for the Copyright 2.0 Show, complete with all of this week’s news, views and abuse!
The Slate, The Bulletin and The Plagiarist
Jody Rosen thought he was breaking one of the largest plagiarism scandals in journalism history. However, he has also been attacked for a quip about bloggers that seems to have gone awry.
Tag Archive: newspaper
3 Count: Legal Empire
The latest on the Star Wars stormtrooper helmet case, a news aggregator loses its appeal in the UK, and HADOPI is calling in suspected file sharers.
Plagiarism Today Featured in Gambit Weekly
Plagiarism Today and CopyByte were featured in this week’s edition of New Orleans’ Gambit Weekly.
Plagiarism Today in the New York Times
The New York Times recently tackled the issue of plagiarism on the international scene and included a small mention of this site along the way.
3 Count: 2010 Census
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Class Action vs. Record Labels Over Peer-to-Peer Suits Hanging Bby a Thread First off today, the lawsuit Andersen v. Atlantic Recording Corp, which saw a wrongly accused file sharer attempt to start a class action suit against the record labels for…
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 71
It is Monday again and that means it is time for the Copyright 2.0 Show, complete with all of this week’s news, views and abuse!
The Slate, The Bulletin and The Plagiarist
Jody Rosen thought he was breaking one of the largest plagiarism scandals in journalism history. However, he has also been attacked for a quip about bloggers that seems to have gone awry.
Tag Archive: newspaper
3 Count: Legal Empire
The latest on the Star Wars stormtrooper helmet case, a news aggregator loses its appeal in the UK, and HADOPI is calling in suspected file sharers.
Plagiarism Today Featured in Gambit Weekly
Plagiarism Today and CopyByte were featured in this week’s edition of New Orleans’ Gambit Weekly.
Plagiarism Today in the New York Times
The New York Times recently tackled the issue of plagiarism on the international scene and included a small mention of this site along the way.
3 Count: 2010 Census
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Class Action vs. Record Labels Over Peer-to-Peer Suits Hanging Bby a Thread First off today, the lawsuit Andersen v. Atlantic Recording Corp, which saw a wrongly accused file sharer attempt to start a class action suit against the record labels for…
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 71
It is Monday again and that means it is time for the Copyright 2.0 Show, complete with all of this week’s news, views and abuse!
The Slate, The Bulletin and The Plagiarist
Jody Rosen thought he was breaking one of the largest plagiarism scandals in journalism history. However, he has also been attacked for a quip about bloggers that seems to have gone awry.
Tag Archive: newspaper
3 Count: Legal Empire
The latest on the Star Wars stormtrooper helmet case, a news aggregator loses its appeal in the UK, and HADOPI is calling in suspected file sharers.
Plagiarism Today Featured in Gambit Weekly
Plagiarism Today and CopyByte were featured in this week’s edition of New Orleans’ Gambit Weekly.
Plagiarism Today in the New York Times
The New York Times recently tackled the issue of plagiarism on the international scene and included a small mention of this site along the way.
3 Count: 2010 Census
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Class Action vs. Record Labels Over Peer-to-Peer Suits Hanging Bby a Thread First off today, the lawsuit Andersen v. Atlantic Recording Corp, which saw a wrongly accused file sharer attempt to start a class action suit against the record labels for…
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 71
It is Monday again and that means it is time for the Copyright 2.0 Show, complete with all of this week’s news, views and abuse!
The Slate, The Bulletin and The Plagiarist
Jody Rosen thought he was breaking one of the largest plagiarism scandals in journalism history. However, he has also been attacked for a quip about bloggers that seems to have gone awry.
Tag Archive: newspaper
3 Count: Legal Empire
The latest on the Star Wars stormtrooper helmet case, a news aggregator loses its appeal in the UK, and HADOPI is calling in suspected file sharers.
Plagiarism Today Featured in Gambit Weekly
Plagiarism Today and CopyByte were featured in this week’s edition of New Orleans’ Gambit Weekly.
Plagiarism Today in the New York Times
The New York Times recently tackled the issue of plagiarism on the international scene and included a small mention of this site along the way.
3 Count: 2010 Census
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Class Action vs. Record Labels Over Peer-to-Peer Suits Hanging Bby a Thread First off today, the lawsuit Andersen v. Atlantic Recording Corp, which saw a wrongly accused file sharer attempt to start a class action suit against the record labels for…
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 71
It is Monday again and that means it is time for the Copyright 2.0 Show, complete with all of this week’s news, views and abuse!
The Slate, The Bulletin and The Plagiarist
Jody Rosen thought he was breaking one of the largest plagiarism scandals in journalism history. However, he has also been attacked for a quip about bloggers that seems to have gone awry.
Tag Archive: newspaper
3 Count: Legal Empire
The latest on the Star Wars stormtrooper helmet case, a news aggregator loses its appeal in the UK, and HADOPI is calling in suspected file sharers.
Plagiarism Today Featured in Gambit Weekly
Plagiarism Today and CopyByte were featured in this week’s edition of New Orleans’ Gambit Weekly.
Plagiarism Today in the New York Times
The New York Times recently tackled the issue of plagiarism on the international scene and included a small mention of this site along the way.
3 Count: 2010 Census
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Class Action vs. Record Labels Over Peer-to-Peer Suits Hanging Bby a Thread First off today, the lawsuit Andersen v. Atlantic Recording Corp, which saw a wrongly accused file sharer attempt to start a class action suit against the record labels for…
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 71
It is Monday again and that means it is time for the Copyright 2.0 Show, complete with all of this week’s news, views and abuse!
The Slate, The Bulletin and The Plagiarist
Jody Rosen thought he was breaking one of the largest plagiarism scandals in journalism history. However, he has also been attacked for a quip about bloggers that seems to have gone awry.
Tag Archive: newspaper
3 Count: Legal Empire
The latest on the Star Wars stormtrooper helmet case, a news aggregator loses its appeal in the UK, and HADOPI is calling in suspected file sharers.
Plagiarism Today Featured in Gambit Weekly
Plagiarism Today and CopyByte were featured in this week’s edition of New Orleans’ Gambit Weekly.
Plagiarism Today in the New York Times
The New York Times recently tackled the issue of plagiarism on the international scene and included a small mention of this site along the way.
3 Count: 2010 Census
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Class Action vs. Record Labels Over Peer-to-Peer Suits Hanging Bby a Thread First off today, the lawsuit Andersen v. Atlantic Recording Corp, which saw a wrongly accused file sharer attempt to start a class action suit against the record labels for…
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 71
It is Monday again and that means it is time for the Copyright 2.0 Show, complete with all of this week’s news, views and abuse!
The Slate, The Bulletin and The Plagiarist
Jody Rosen thought he was breaking one of the largest plagiarism scandals in journalism history. However, he has also been attacked for a quip about bloggers that seems to have gone awry.
Tag Archive: newspaper
3 Count: Legal Empire
The latest on the Star Wars stormtrooper helmet case, a news aggregator loses its appeal in the UK, and HADOPI is calling in suspected file sharers.
Plagiarism Today Featured in Gambit Weekly
Plagiarism Today and CopyByte were featured in this week’s edition of New Orleans’ Gambit Weekly.
Plagiarism Today in the New York Times
The New York Times recently tackled the issue of plagiarism on the international scene and included a small mention of this site along the way.
3 Count: 2010 Census
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Class Action vs. Record Labels Over Peer-to-Peer Suits Hanging Bby a Thread First off today, the lawsuit Andersen v. Atlantic Recording Corp, which saw a wrongly accused file sharer attempt to start a class action suit against the record labels for…
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 71
It is Monday again and that means it is time for the Copyright 2.0 Show, complete with all of this week’s news, views and abuse!
The Slate, The Bulletin and The Plagiarist
Jody Rosen thought he was breaking one of the largest plagiarism scandals in journalism history. However, he has also been attacked for a quip about bloggers that seems to have gone awry.
Tag Archive: newspaper
3 Count: Legal Empire
The latest on the Star Wars stormtrooper helmet case, a news aggregator loses its appeal in the UK, and HADOPI is calling in suspected file sharers.
Plagiarism Today Featured in Gambit Weekly
Plagiarism Today and CopyByte were featured in this week’s edition of New Orleans’ Gambit Weekly.
Plagiarism Today in the New York Times
The New York Times recently tackled the issue of plagiarism on the international scene and included a small mention of this site along the way.
3 Count: 2010 Census
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Class Action vs. Record Labels Over Peer-to-Peer Suits Hanging Bby a Thread First off today, the lawsuit Andersen v. Atlantic Recording Corp, which saw a wrongly accused file sharer attempt to start a class action suit against the record labels for…
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 71
It is Monday again and that means it is time for the Copyright 2.0 Show, complete with all of this week’s news, views and abuse!
The Slate, The Bulletin and The Plagiarist
Jody Rosen thought he was breaking one of the largest plagiarism scandals in journalism history. However, he has also been attacked for a quip about bloggers that seems to have gone awry.
Tag Archive: newspaper
3 Count: Legal Empire
The latest on the Star Wars stormtrooper helmet case, a news aggregator loses its appeal in the UK, and HADOPI is calling in suspected file sharers.
Plagiarism Today Featured in Gambit Weekly
Plagiarism Today and CopyByte were featured in this week’s edition of New Orleans’ Gambit Weekly.
Plagiarism Today in the New York Times
The New York Times recently tackled the issue of plagiarism on the international scene and included a small mention of this site along the way.
3 Count: 2010 Census
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Class Action vs. Record Labels Over Peer-to-Peer Suits Hanging Bby a Thread First off today, the lawsuit Andersen v. Atlantic Recording Corp, which saw a wrongly accused file sharer attempt to start a class action suit against the record labels for…
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 71
It is Monday again and that means it is time for the Copyright 2.0 Show, complete with all of this week’s news, views and abuse!
The Slate, The Bulletin and The Plagiarist
Jody Rosen thought he was breaking one of the largest plagiarism scandals in journalism history. However, he has also been attacked for a quip about bloggers that seems to have gone awry.
Tag Archive: newspaper
3 Count: Legal Empire
The latest on the Star Wars stormtrooper helmet case, a news aggregator loses its appeal in the UK, and HADOPI is calling in suspected file sharers.
Plagiarism Today Featured in Gambit Weekly
Plagiarism Today and CopyByte were featured in this week’s edition of New Orleans’ Gambit Weekly.
Plagiarism Today in the New York Times
The New York Times recently tackled the issue of plagiarism on the international scene and included a small mention of this site along the way.
3 Count: 2010 Census
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Class Action vs. Record Labels Over Peer-to-Peer Suits Hanging Bby a Thread First off today, the lawsuit Andersen v. Atlantic Recording Corp, which saw a wrongly accused file sharer attempt to start a class action suit against the record labels for…
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 71
It is Monday again and that means it is time for the Copyright 2.0 Show, complete with all of this week’s news, views and abuse!
The Slate, The Bulletin and The Plagiarist
Jody Rosen thought he was breaking one of the largest plagiarism scandals in journalism history. However, he has also been attacked for a quip about bloggers that seems to have gone awry.
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