Plagiarism.org will STOP digital paper mills from profiting off of the Internet.
Academic thieves beware.
If Mom's ethics lessons didn't take, maybe iMac's will. I think any university that wants to maintain their integrity, they would have to use services like Plagiarism.org. Each passage taken from the Internet is underlined, each in a different color, with the source identified in a corresponding color. When Berkeley instructor David Presti submitted papers from 320 of his neurobiology students, he caught an astonishing 45 who had improperly used Internet material. The entire paper is copied from a set of Web sites.