'Rebel Ridge' showcases outstanding performances despite debate over its cleverness, while 'His Three Daughters' presents a poignant story of sisterhood and estrangement.
Internet Archive's Open Library Faces Uncertain Future After Court Sides With Publishers | KQED
The Internet Archive's e-book lending program is facing legal challenges, affecting free access to educational resources.
Internet Archive forced to remove 500,000 books after publishers' court win
The Internet Archive (IA) faced a significant setback as publishers forced takedowns of 500,000 titles, prompting an appeal to establish controlled digital lending as fair use.
The Internet Archive Loses Its Appeal of a Major Copyright Case
The Internet Archive's legal defeat highlights ongoing tensions between digital access and copyright law, threatening the future of online historical archives.
Internet Archive's court loss leaves higher ed in gray area
The recent appeals court ruling threatens pandemic-era digital lending programs used by libraries to access books online.
The Internet Archive Loses Copyright Suit With Hachette
The Internet Archive lost a legal battle over digital lending, potentially affecting access to digital books.
The ruling affirms publishers' copyright concerns against the Internet Archive's lending practices.
The Internet Archive just lost its appeal over ebook lending
The Internet Archive's appeal to lend scanned ebooks was rejected to protect author compensation and uphold copyright laws.
Internet Archive's e-book lending is not fair use, appeals court rules
The Internet Archive's digital lending model was ruled as non-transformative, violating copyright law according to the Second Circuit's ruling.
Internet Archive forced to remove 500,000 books after publishers' court win
The Internet Archive (IA) faced a significant setback as publishers forced takedowns of 500,000 titles, prompting an appeal to establish controlled digital lending as fair use.
The Internet Archive Loses Its Appeal of a Major Copyright Case
The Internet Archive's legal defeat highlights ongoing tensions between digital access and copyright law, threatening the future of online historical archives.
Internet Archive's court loss leaves higher ed in gray area
The recent appeals court ruling threatens pandemic-era digital lending programs used by libraries to access books online.
The Internet Archive Loses Copyright Suit With Hachette
The Internet Archive lost a legal battle over digital lending, potentially affecting access to digital books.
The ruling affirms publishers' copyright concerns against the Internet Archive's lending practices.
The Internet Archive just lost its appeal over ebook lending
The Internet Archive's appeal to lend scanned ebooks was rejected to protect author compensation and uphold copyright laws.
Internet Archive's e-book lending is not fair use, appeals court rules
The Internet Archive's digital lending model was ruled as non-transformative, violating copyright law according to the Second Circuit's ruling.
Internet Archive Loses Court Appeal in Fight Over Online Lending Library
The Internet Archive's online library of scanned books was ruled illegal by a federal appeals court, affecting future digital archiving practices.
Publishers prevail in lawsuit over Internet Archive's 'emergency' ebook lending | TechCrunch
The Internet Archive's ebook lending practices during the pandemic were deemed unlawful by the courts, favoring publishers in a significant legal decision.
The Internet Was Better When It Was Terrible
The OldWeb.Today website houses an emulator allowing users to experience the mid-'90s web through software versions of browsers and computers.
The mid-'90s web was perceived as clunky and challenging to navigate compared to modern websites, leading to a reflection on how the evolution of the internet has shaped user experiences.
Saving Digital Libraries and the Internet Archive
The Internet Archive is appealing a decision in a copyright infringement suit brought by Hachette Book Group and other publishers.
The suit claims that the Internet Archive's controlled digital lending (CDL) system is illegal.
CDL operates under digital rights management (DRM) and proponents argue it is legal under U.S. copyright principles of fair use.