Cheung Tat Ming

WP-LinkCheck is a lightweight plugin ability to check all image sources are broken inside your WordPress blog, it check the http header by server response ,it don’t have to download the images to boost the performace and bandwidth.
Repersent the result to SlickGrid utilizes virtual rendering to enable you to easily work with 50000+ of items without any drop in performance. 
WP-LinkCheck is safe to use. It will NOT make any database change (create table, modify table etc…), and NOT to create any cache files to keep your WordPress directory clean.
If the broken links are found, WP-LinkCheck will NOT do any modication / deletion to the content, everythings is under your control, you can simply click the post title and correct the url by yourself.
Ability to handle several HTTP Error in broken image includes: 
<ul>
<li>403 Access Denied/Forbidden</li>
<li>404 File Not Found</li>
<li>410 Gone</li>
<li>500 Internal server error</li>
</ul>
<h3>Future Development</h3>
<ol>
<li>Support youtube movie checking by Youtube API.</li>
<li>Options to filter record by a period.</li>
</ol>
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WP-LinkCheck

WP-LinkCheck is a lightweight plugin ability to check all image sources are broken inside your WordPress blog.

ktsvetkov

This plugin is designed to “fight” the broken UTF8 
characters on your WordPress powered site.
Install the UTF8 Sanitize WordPress plugin and you 
will be able to fight those ugly characters. Additionally, you can customize 
what actions you want to perform on them – either convert them to their original 
values once and for all by modifing your posts’ database, OR leave all 
your posts intact and instead convert the ugly chars each time a post is loaded 
(all these options are controlled from the WordPress admin panel).

UTF8 Sanitize

This plugin is designed to handle the broken characters that might appear on your blog posts, if their content is converted from/to UTF8 and ISO-8859- …

WP-LinkCheck vs UTF8 Sanitize