BREAKING: A federal judge has decided in favor of four publishers in the long-awaited copyright case Hachette v. Internet Archive. "There is nothing transformative about IA's copying and unauthorized lending of the works in the suit," the judge writes. This story is developing.— Publishers Weekly (@PublishersWkly) March 24, 2023
And if an IP holder ghosts, abandons, no longer makes reasonable access for free market purchase, it should be foriefet. That includes old websites, movies, books, and music that disappears from the market or servers and that was the whole point of the Internet Archive.
If the author of the bit is dead then it should also be public domain. ___
And if an IP holder ghosts, abandons, no longer makes reasonable access for free market purchase, it should be foriefet. That includes old websites, movies, books, and music that disappears from the market or servers and that was the whole point of the Internet Archive.
If the author of the bit is dead then it should also be public domain.
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