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A look at four publishers' lawsuit against the Internet Archive, which hinges on defining the legal ownership of ebooks, ahead of oral arguments on March 20

Maria Bustillos / The Nation :

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  • @joeo10@mastodon.sdf.org Joe Ortiz on mastodon
    With oral arguments of this monumental case set to begin on Monday (yes THIS Monday), here's Maria Bustillos (@maria) with a post today on what's at stake as Big Publishing and the Copyright Cartel looks to effectively kill …
  • @aem76us @aem76us on x
    AI spam can be checked against info in the Internet Archive, but publishers want it closed, so ebooks become like movies & music: Impermanent, not something we can own, only accessible under lease, like a movie on Netflix. If info access is privatized, books can be disappeared. h…
  • @mariabustillos Maria Bustillos on x
    We need libraries like the @internetarchive to protect us from ChatGPT's volcano of lies https://www.thenation.com/...
  • @mathewi Mathew Ingram on x
    Maria Bustillos writes in The Nation about the Internet Archive lawsuit over digital book-lending, and also Tyler Cowen's AI-written post about Francis Bacon and the printing press and how AI could pollute search: https://www.thenation.com/...