Check Online For Text Copies With Desktop Plagiarism Checker
Duplicate content is one of the things that webmasters need to avoid on their own domains as web search engines like Google or Bing can penalize websites for duplicate content. Webmasters have less options when dealing with content that someone else copied from their websites. Content scraping is a lucrative business, primarily due to the fact that it is possible to automate the whole process with scripts and that setup usually does not take longer than a few minutes.
This too can have ill effects for the original content creator, for instance when content scrapers rank above the webmaster's original content or reputation is at stake.
Search engines ask webmasters to file DMCA requests to take down copied contents, but this requires extensive research. While it is possible to use the search engines for that, for instance by searching for article titles or the first paragraph, it is often better to use specialized tools for the job.
Desktop Plagiarism Checker offers to search on Google, Bing, Yahoo, Google Scholar or Google Books for text queries or documents. A free account is required before the program can be used.
Just paste text into one of the two tabs in the program and select one of the available search engines to search for duplicate content on the Internet. It is alternatively possible to load a text file into the program (supported are txt, htm, doc, pdf, rtf or odt) to search for the file's contents instead.
A click on check duplicate content runs the search query and displays the results in a new program window. The number of hits, the query and domains found to contain the query are listed here in a table. Each sentence is analyzed and displayed separately in the results window.
The query itself links to the results page of the selected search engine. Only the root domain name is displayed in the results window. This is a problem as deep links are needed when filing DMCA requests. Results can be exported as pdf documents for safekeeping or further processing.
Checking online for duplicate content is only one of the ways the program can be used. Teachers can use it to check if students have copied parts or all of their essays and work from other sources.
The program lacks several features that would improve it further. This includes a full url listing of sites where the entered query has been found on, the ability to file DMCA requests directly from the program interface, and options to email the webmaster or the hosters abuse department are just a few that come to mind right away.
Desktop Plagiarism Checker can be downloaded from the developer website. The very same plagiarism checks can be run directly on the website. Guests see only limited results, registered users all details.
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Internet has negative effects especially on Arab youth. I can divide these effects in the following divisions. They can be either beliefs effects, ethical, psychological, social, economic, health and criminal. I will talk about them in more details.
First, the beliefs effects. We notice that many sites are rich in
promoting for false beliefs and destructive ideas, invitations, malicious, and as a result there is curiosity from the side of youth and I myself think that, there were many young people got into the traps of the Arab groups suspicious and hostile to religion run counter to the faith.
It is the most heinous example of this is reached by the case of some Arab youth who belonged to a group calling themselves Satanists group have reported their confessions in front of the Egyptian interrogators that they had received their ideas and sought to broadcast via the Internet.
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