iThenticate Blog

We recently had the opportunity to chat with Editor-in-Chief Raymond Hammond of the New York Quarterly Magazine, a publication that Rolling Stone has called "The most important poetry magazine in America", about his thoughts on plagiarism and his experience with iThenticate.

The search marketing world has been in a frenzy over Google’s recent ‘Panda’ update.  The Panda release involved modifying some of the underlying mechanisms of Google’s search algorithm – the result has been a benefit to some websites and a hindrance to others. Google’s primary goal with the Panda release was to place less importance on ‘content farms’ that regularly produced unoriginal material.

One of the big benefits of Panda is that websites that publish plagiarized materials regularly should be taking a big hit.  

Everyday, plagiarism is becoming a more frequent subject in the news.  The New York Times recently published a very interesting article that examines the current state of plagiarism in the world today. 

‘International research community’ is a term you hear quite often; referring to a global consortium of researchers working together towards a common discovery. 

Many recent trends point to the standard journalistic editorial process getting a major overhaul to streamline and automate publishing.  

Google recently revealed some evidence that shows that Microsoft Bing  may be copying their search results.  

Every day, Google News aggregates links to millions of stories from websites across the Internet based on a variety of factors. Some of these factors include a site’s trustability, relevance, page rank, title and keywords used in the specific articles.

Today, copying and computer programming seem like two concepts that might be blurred together.