Following up on my posts (here and here) yesterday about Fast Mediator using content from other mediation blogs without attribution, the owner of the blog has now removed all unauthorized posts and issued an apology. Golden Media Managing Director Andrew Golden writes, in part:
…“I want to be certain that
Your client comes in distraught. The family jewels are missing. This is a case for … the Stolen Jewelry Web Site. I’ll let them explain:
…“The Stolen Jewelry Website of the Jewelers’ Security Alliance provides a central clearinghouse for the jewelry industry, law enforcement, insurance personnel and the general public to share information
I’ve written before (here and here) about virtual visitation — allowing divorced parents to visit their children through computer videoconferencing and other electronic means. Here’s a good overview of the topic from AP, via CNN: ‘Virtual’ visits for children of divorce.…
Follow-up to my earlier post, Blog takes others’ posts, without credit, Fast Mediator has now removed the posts copied from other bloggers.…
The bad news is that the inimitable Lisa Stone, originator of Legal Blog Watch, is leaving her lookout to spend more time on her pioneering project, BlogHer, as she explains here.
The good news — for me anyway — is that I’ll be joining Carolyn Elefant to share duties taking…
UPDATE: 3:30 p.m., March 1: Fast Mediator has now taken down the copied material described below, so the links now lead to “404” pages.
The blog Fast Mediator is making no fast friends in the blogosphere. It contains multiple posts taken word-for-word from other people’s blogs, without attribution. Two bloggers, Diane Levin, author…
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