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YouTube Rolls Out New Policy Changes

April 20, 2008 Blog No Comments

According to a report in WebProNews, the video sharing site YouTube says it will no longer treat users “who upload three videos that violate the Community Guidelines over the span of a year the same as someone who uploads those same videos over the course of a week.” YouTube says its new policy will lift penalties against users who violated its terms of use after six months and that violators “have been given a clean slate.” The new rules do not apply to copyright violations, which do not expire.

Plagarism? That’s Not Plagarism…Is It?

April 9, 2008 Blog No Comments

University of Texas students recently adopted an “honor code” in which they pledged not to cheat or steal content that does not belong to them. In an ironic twist, it was recently discovered that the honor code was plagarized from another university.

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