“A Story Before Bed” Publisher Seems to be Scraping and Republishing My Blog Content on “Literacy in the Classroom”

According to preterite,

Looks like your site is being scraped by someone associated with Hillel Cooperman and the Jackson Fish Market in Seattle, who themselves are associated with the Children’s Book Council and the iPad-oriented company A Story Before Bed. Seems like a pretty rotten thing to do by a company that trumpets its positive publicity. —Mike Edwards

Is Mike right? What do you think?

Post was last modified on 24 May 2011 12:20 pm

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  • Yeah. I'd say so. But you are listed in the Contributors list at the bottom of the right sidebar. What more do you expect? (lol)

    Why don't you create a post on plagiarism, name their site in the title, too, and we can all link to it. It would help them in their Google rankings (though not in a way that they would like).

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