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Cheating Detector Doesn`t Violate Copyrights
19/04/2009
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Cheating Detector Doesn`t Violate Copyrights
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The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has decided that the cheating detector system, Turnitin.com, doesn`t infringe students` intellectual property.
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