The Internet Archive Loses Its Appeal of a Major Copyright Case
The Internet Archive Loses Its Appeal of a Major Copyright Case
Hachette v. Internet Archive was brought by book publishers objecting to the archive’s digital lending library.
I read some 500,000 books got removed. Is there going to be even more removed? Man if the IA goes down or loses all the stuff I use it for then there's another reason for not going online anymore.
if you stop going online these people win, you must never touch grass
So fucking dumb
Copyright law as we know it doesn’t make proper sense considering the fact that plagiarism generators have been normalized
Guessing the courts won’t touch “AI” though
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Nononono
I JUST got clued into the fact that this website wasn't just a scrape of internet sites. Someday I want to have a big ol file server and by the time that day comes, it'll be over
I've been using the internet archive to download roms and ISOs of games I already own for game emulation for years now. Just create an account and you can access everything, for example
masterful gambit, Mr Wendig
I seriously think projects like this should all be run from China or wherever they wouldn't be subjected to this kind of thing.
China does adhere to copyright law. Russia doesn't since the war started.
China is increasingly enforcing IP laws as they develop IP advantages, and co-operate with other states
They withdraw that cooperation from time to time though
who needs archives and records when you have bazinga startups and record shareholder profite