Journals May Soon Use Antiplagiarism Software on Their Authors - Chronicle.com: "This spring, academic journals may turn the antiplagiarism software that professors have been using against their students on the professors themselves.
CrossRef, a publishing industry association, and the software company iParadigms announced a deal this week to create CrossCheck, an antiplagiarism program for academic journals. The software uses the same technology as iParadigms' Turnitin, the program used by colleges to check student papers for copycat behavior."
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