Arbor Books, Inc. - NO ONE IS SAFE FROM PLAGIARISM

(New York, NY)—Plagiarism is a modern-day affliction for industries above the axle and even affects the lives of ball superstars like Avril Lavigne and Adam Sandler.

In contempo months, appropriation scandals accept arisen involving the music and blur industries. Two American songwriters claimed that the chart-topper “Girlfriend” by Avril Lavigne was acquired from the 1979 song “I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend” by the Rubinoos.

Similarly, Adam Sandler’s new box-office accident I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry, has been accused of accepting a cheat of Paul Hogan’s Australian ball Strange Bedfellows (2004). Both plots absorb two beeline men who pretend to be a gay couple.

With the acceleration of clue sampling in Hip Hop and the cine remakes of old films and novels calamity the market, it’s no abruptness that such allegations are all over the media. For novelists— area appropriation is as old as the printed page itself—scandals in the added ball branches accept brought a acute acquaintance to the already highly-scrutinized industry.

But for the alert writer, there is a solution.

Arbor Books (www.ArborBooks.com), a provider of self-publishing, ghostwriting and business services, appear that it has entered into a cardinal accord with BeaconOne Insurance to accommodate absolute aegis for Arbor Books’ audience adjoin plagiarism.

Larry Leichman, co-owner of Arbor Books, emphasizes the after-effects of plagiarism: “Major lawsuits, banking ruin, a destroyed acceptability and a lifetime of stigma are all a allotment of plagiarism,” he says. “There are writers who acquisition it added expedient to plagiarize. The media is abounding with acknowledged authors who accept been attenuated with accusations of plagiarism.”

In the United States, Arbor Books is the alone ghostwriting close to action aegis adjoin the growing botheration of appropriation and is aswell associated with one of the a lot of celebrated publishing law firms in the United States.

“The best way to aegis yourself adjoin appropriation is to plan with a acclaimed ghostwriting firm—and not a barometer agency or an individual,” says Joel Hochman, co-owner of Arbor Books.

“Hiring a abandoned columnist on your own leaves you accessible to appropriation because there is no supervision,” says Mr. Hochman. “At Arbor Books, we accept an able agents of acclimatized editors and managers to accommodate oversight, as able-bodied as added aegis measures to stop plagiarism.”

A full-service, turnkey publishing aggregation with a agents of 100 writers, designers and publicists, Arbor Books works with boilerplate publishing companies, absolute publishers and self-publishing authors through the action of arrangement preparation, awning design, illustration, printing, distribution, book business and columnist publicity.

With its well-deserved common reputation, the Arbor Books ghostwriting analysis works with Fortune 500 companies, accessible relations firms, bartering companies, Hollywood celebrities, sports figures, politicians, businesspeople, accessible speakers, banking admiral and others absorbed in accepting their fiction or album book become a reality.

Arbor Books authors accept appeared on Oprah, Montel, CNBC, MSNBC, CNN, ABC News and FOXNews, and accept become columnists for above newspapers and magazines, including USA Today.

Arbor Books authors advertise their books through added than 40,000 food worldwide, including Barnes & Noble, Borders, Costco, Wal-Mart and Amazon.com, as able-bodied as through specialty catalogs, distributors and book clubs.

Cofounders Hochman and Leichman are publishing industry veterans and are listed in the Literary Market Place. Arbor Books is a affiliate of the Better Business Bureau.

Arbor Books, Inc.
244 Madison Avenue, #254, New York, NY 10016
Contact: Ian Parsells
Phone: 201-236-9990
E-mail: ian@arborbooks.net

Arbor Books, Inc. is a arch provider of ghostwriting, self-publishing and business in the publishing industry. Arbor Books authors accept become civic bestsellers, been best up by big-name publishers like Random House and accept been featured on shows like Oprah, Good Morning America and The View.