December 15, 2020
How to Buy a $10 Paper
Yesterday, we showcased what a $10 essay bought on Fiverr looks like. Today we take a deeper dive into that…
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I Paid Someone $10 on Fiverr to Write This Post
I wanted to take some of the day off, so I decided to do what many students do and pay someone on Fiverr to write today's post. I got what I paid for.
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Associated Press Publishes List of “Best Essay Writing Services”
Yesterday the Associated Press published a press release promoting essay mill services. Why is the AP legitimizing an illegitimate industry?
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5 Christmas Copyright Stories
Christmas and copyright may not seem like they go together very well, but as we've shown over the years, copyright plays a major role in the holiday season.
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3 Ways Spotify’s Plagiarism Tool is Different
A new patent filing points to Spotify developing a music plagiarism detection system. If so, it will be one of the most unique anti-plagiarism systems created.
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Why the Spinrilla Case Matters
Recently a judge found that the hip-hop mixtape site Spinrilla is liable for infringing some 4,038 songs. Here's what you need to learn from it.
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A Heartfelt Plagiarism
In Rochester, MN a popular superintendent has been accused of plagiarizing a supposedly "heartfelt" letter thanking his faculty and staff.
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5 Public Domain Christmas Movies
Though most of your Christmas classics haven't lapsed into the public domain, some great films have. As well as a few stinkers...
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The Dangers of “Copyright-Free” Music
T-Pain recently released 162 tracks for use in videos and streams, however, there's a real danger in "copyright free" music.
Copyright News
Netflix scores big win in Tiger King case, German court rules YouTube doesn't have to turn over pirate IP address and could 2021 be a piracy renaissance?
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3 Count: Spending Bill
Intellectual property measures added to spending bill, Meow Wolf suffers setback in court and Cyberpunk 2077 setting records, both legitimate and pirate.
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3 Count: Nintendo Soundtrack
Nintendo strikes more YouTubers for using their music, popular Spanish piracy site shutters and Ratatouille musical raises copyright questions.
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3 Count: Rockin’ the Free World
Neil Young ends lawsuit against President Trump's campaign, accused Team-Xecuter member deemed a flight risk and Bob Dylan sells his catalog.
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3 Count: Less Comprehensive Plan
US judge tosses lawsuit over Harrisburg city plan, Darkest Dunegon composer asks YouTube to stop copyright striking his work and Hadopi releases a piracy study.
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3 Count: Demon Fire
BREIN announces new anti-piracy campaign, NMPA head takes on Twitch and streamers forced to mute parts of recent Fornite event.