"As long as students try to cheat Glatt will be there to stop them."
-WBEZ Chicago Public Radio (July 2008)  (MP3) (Listen to the interview)

"Glatt Plagiarism Services relies on a student writer's textual fingerprint."
-Yahoo! Internet Life Magazine (March 2000)

"A system that has been in use for years, the Glatt Plagiarism Screening Program lets a teacher find out if a student is truly the author of a paper..."
-New York Times (January 2000)

"Barbara S. Glatt has been in the business of catching cheaters for nearly a decade. She's an academic bloodhound, sniffing through research papers, separating the phonies from the genuine article."
-MSNBC Website (April 28, 1999)

"A student's final grade hangs in the balance. The paper in your hand sounds vaguely familiar, and both you and the professor suspect it's been plagiarized. But neither of you has any idea what the original source was; so, there's no way to prove your suspicions. Until now."
-Academic Leader Magazine (March 1988) (read the article)

"Finally, there's a way to enforce school rules prohibiting academic dishonesty."
-National On-Campus Report (February 1988)

"Two computer programs about plagiarism are helping students learn how to write research papers without misappropriating the work of others."
-Chronicle of Higher Education (December 1988) (read the article)

"Sacramento scholar Dr. Barbara Glatt, who says writing styles are as distinctive as fingerprints, has invented a computer based system to detect students who copy, borrow or purchase their compositions."
-San Francisco Examiner (December 1987) (read the article)

"Joe Biden Take Heed; Dr. Glatt has developed a Screening Program that can objectively identify a plagiarized work."
-PC Week (March 1988)

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