As I mentioned yesterday, it has come en vogue for programmers to create simple plagiarism checkers that feed queries to Google or another search engine. The other tool commonly created is non-repudiation service, such as Numly, MyFreeCopyright, etc. that register works in their database to provide ...

Over the past few weeks I’ve been getting emails and notifications about new non-repudiation services and, once I am able to organize a review, I plan on covering many of them here, but this sudden interest in non-repudiation services certainly has me curious. On one hand, non-repudiation is a...

Back in December, I wrote a review on the new Electronic Copyright Office service (ECO) from the United States Copyright Office (USCO). The system, which is currently in beta, drew very little praise and seemed to be plagued with problems including technical, usability and speed issues. However, in ...