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Another story of content stealing

Posted on 04 November 2007

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Tom Keating points out another story of content stealing. This time TMCNet blogs are the victims.

It seems (and according to Tom’s analysis, I don’t have any doubt about this) that a blog named Solomon’s VoIP Blog, is stealing content from Tom Keating and Rich Tehrani’s blogs.

What a shame. I pointed out a similar case a few months ago. The funny thing is that Solomon’s VoIP Blog has more feedburner readers than this blog!

As I already written before:

Here is my recommendation if you really want to start a new VoIP blog: do whatever you want, quote a news, mention this blogger or that journalist, but DON’T cut and paste original content from other bloggers. That’s the only chance you have to go forward without being banned forever by other bloggers and readers.

Note: the “stealer” blog above has not been linked on purpose ;-)

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Luca Filigheddu - who has written 1956 posts on LucaFiligheddu.com.

Luca is currently CEO at Abbeynet, a company specialized in VoIP and Web 2.0.

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