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I’ve been tracking plagiarists on the Web for the better part of a decade and I’ve watched as they seem to have followed well-known trends on the Internet, constantly shifting to the latest tools and hang outs. When I first started dealing with plagiarists in 2001, the problem was primarily on message boards and forums.

Yesterday, the Senate passed S. 602, “The Child Safe Viewing Act of 2007,” which was introduced by Sen. Mark Pryor (D-AR) in February 2007. The bill requires the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to study the market for “advance blocking technologies” (i.e., parental controls and rating systems)

Coretomic’s Business Productivity Software Division (BPS) focuses on the businesses ability to reduce costs and maximize revenue capture using internet technologies. The business place is facing a rapidly changing environment as the world becomes increasingly interconnected and dispersed.

Turns out RealNetworks Inc.’s new DVD ripper, RealDVD, is as legal as its creator is litigious. RealNetworks (RNWK) debuted RealDVD this morning and along with it, a preemptive lawsuit against the Hollywood interests that will inevitably attempt to litigate it into oblivion.

This past summer Adobe released the LiveCycle ES Update 1 release. This include LiveCycle Content Services ES, a fully integrated set of content services that enables organizations to "manage content in a lower-cost, extensible way for cross-company and cross-organizational processes".

Viruses and trojans coming packed in the popular storage device of today, pen drives or flash drives, are a major ehadache. The major antiviruses don't have adequate protection against such problems.... Visit Livewares.blogspot.com for more hot direct downloads. This is a content summary only....

After Tineye impressed me with its technology but disappointed me with its database (Note: Tineye has added 200 million more images since the first review was written), I was excited to hear about a new image search company claiming that it could find similar images based upon an upload.

Content protection, aka DRM, has long been a factor in PC gaming. But EA's latest attempt to squash piracy does too much collateral damage. read more

Today at IBC2008 Microsoft announced a new driver architecture incorporated within the Windows Media Center TV Pack 2008 which will allow TV Tuner manufacturers to directly support new broadcast standards within Windows Media Center.

You’ve heard the term “road rage,” which describes irrational, often violent outbursts targeted at other drivers while driving. But “desk rage” (or “cubicle rage”) is a mounting problem in the workplace that is getting a lot of attention these days.