The Internet Archive is defending its digital library in court today

3/25/2023

This article discusses a lawsuit filed against the Internet Archive by Hachette Book Group, one of the largest publishing companies. The lawsuit claims copyright infringement due to the Internet Archive's practice of lending digital copies of books through its Open Library program. The article explores the concept of fair use in copyright law and examines the arguments presented by both parties. It highlights the broader implications of the case for the future of digital lending and accessibility to books. The article also provides insights into the ongoing debate surrounding the balance between copyright protection and the public's access to knowledge and cultural heritage.

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