Catching Copyright Infringement

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It never gets old catching Copyright infringers and yesterday was no exception.  There is a sheer disgust and yet also a shared, Panopticonic, delight in catching another website red-handed copying and pasting and re-publishing your writing without your permission.

Here is my original article from Go Inside Magazine published nine years ago:


Here is the copied and pasted and re-published-without-permission version.

Notice how the GO Inside Magazine was logo removed, along with the hotlink to my email address?  A background graphic was also added to the page:


There is a visceral vileness in the base deceit of the act and I could spend most of my days ferreting out content that I have written that has been stolen and re-published elsewhere.

I heard from Rob this morning and he had no idea how my content was re-published on his website.  He told me he would remove my article later in the day.  I replied I was writing about the infringement today; but even publishing this article of discovery doesn't really make up for nine years of thievery. 

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Grisly. I hope he removes it soon. I wonder if he really was shocked at the article's appearance.

I don't think he was shocked at all, Gordon. In fact, his "I'll remove it when I get to it" attitude was pretty sucky.

Not a nice story. I feel so bad you have to spend so much time running around trying to protect your valuable things.

It is sort of a full time job tracking down all the stealing, Anne. It must be done, though. If not, the bad guys win.

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