Six high school students from school districts in Virginia and Arizona are suing iParadigms, alleging the company providing a anti-plagarism web service are violating copyright law by archiving the students' papers without permission. Information Week reports:

The complaint states that iParadigms contracts with the school districts to check students papers and then archives them without payment to, or consent from, the authors. It explains that students at McClean are required to agree to iParadigms' terms or take a "zero" for their assignments, or a  More ...