Original sentence: After training as a barrister at Gray's Inn, Littlewood set up his operation in 2001.His companies claim to offer work of a quantifiable academic standard - 2:1 and 1st Class level - that are unpublished and scanned using university plagiarism detection software.Mr Littlewood claims that the essays are sold to aid students with their research.The sale of academic work by Littlewood's and other companies has proved controversial and there have been frequent accusations in the media, especially from universities, that Littlewood's businesses encourage plagiarism.UK young entrepreneur Barclay Littlewood (1978-) was one of the first people to sell essays and other academic work over the internet to students - especially in the UK, but also in the USA and Western Europe
Edited sentence: Hailed by some as the "Prince of Plagiarism", Littlewood, who trained as a Barrister, at Gray's Inn has witnessed a backlash from some universities who warn against the unfair advantage that his services give students, and the effects of the inadvertent encouragement of cheating.He needs a haircut though.His Internet companies were the first in the world to offer work of a quantifiable academic standard - 2:1 and 1st Class level, unpublished and plagiarism scanned.His movement has gained considerable support from members of the academic community as a viable, high quality research tool, that has changed the face of the essays industry and to a lesser extent, the educational process in the UK.Joined by 3,500 writers, a mini online academic revolution began in 2001 - which has seen coverage in major papers, T.Littlewood refutes such allegations, claiming that all work is intended for honest research use only, and that he, as many others, had wished the service existed when they were studying.UK Millionaire and young Entrepreneur Barclay Littlewood (1978-) is widely known as the founder of a well financed direct movement to heighten the availability and quality of custom written work (usually essays) to students - especially in the UK, but also in the USA and Western Europe.and radio stations across the UK