Tips and resources to help you fight the menace of Plagiarism and duplicate content.
Whenever we upload photos online, image plagiarism is the risk that automatically kicks in. These days, just about anyone can download or screenshot your content without consent and use it for their own purposes. In …
Whenever you upload your own YouTube videos, you are deemed copyright holder. Content thieves can still illegally download your videos and re-upload them on their channel, without your prior permission and without giving you any …
Imagine this: You have spent hours working on producing a video for your blog or YouTube channel. A couple of days later, you find someone copying your video and republishing it on his website or …
Plagiarism is a harsh reality of the internet. Putting it in straightforward words: It refers to a theft of intellectual properties such as a blog articles, research papers, essays, photos, graphic designs or even music …
The role of search engines in tracking image plagiarism is indispensable. The Content Based Image Retrieval (CBIR) technology helps in tracing out locations on the web where an ‘exact-match’ or even altered/modified versions of your copyrighted photos …
Today, the internet is replete with pictures on almost every possible subject/topic that you can probably think of. You have Google Images, Flickr, Pinterest, Instagram, including a plethora of other websites where you can easily …
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