If we lose the #InternetArchive, we're screwed
The Internet Archive is good for literacy. It’s good for the public. It’s good for readers, writers and anyone who’s invested in literary education. Even the #EmergencyLibrary’s initial opponents have conceded this. If IA’s appeal fails, it will be a tragedy
https://www.sbstatesman.com/2023/04/04/if-we-lose-the-internet-archive-were-screwed/
If we lose the Internet Archive, we're screwed – The Statesman

#OPINION: If the Internet Archive's legal appeal fails, it will be a tragedy of historical proportions.

The Statesman

🔵 If we lose the Internet Archive, we’re screwed
by Christine Kelley @ballardiangorse at @sbstatesman
#InternetArchive #FairUse #EmergencyLibrary

https://www.sbstatesman.com/2023/04/04/if-we-lose-the-internet-archive-were-screwed/

If we lose the Internet Archive, we're screwed – The Statesman

#OPINION: If the Internet Archive's legal appeal fails, it will be a tragedy of historical proportions.

The Statesman
Internet Archive to Senator: No “Emergency Copyright Act” Required, Fair Use Has Library Covered http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Torrentfreak/~3/FV6ljtoB0KU/ #SenatorThomTillis #EmergencyLibrary #InternetArichive #coronoavirus #covid-19 #afeat #News
Internet Archive to Senator: No "Emergency Copyright Act" Required, Fair Use Has Library Covered * TorrentFreak

The row over the Internet Archive's National Emergency Library, which aims to fill the learning gap in the midst of the COVID-19 crisis, has now reached government. In response to a letter sent by Senator Thom Tillis, which accuses IA founder Brewster Kahle of creating an "emergency Copyright Act", Kahle says that such a thing isn't needed, as fair use has the project covered.

Internet Archive’s National Emergency Library is “Vile” Says Copyright Alliance http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Torrentfreak/~3/Yv3RMooXYN8/ #copyrightalliance #EmergencyLibrary #internetarchive #afeat #News
Internet Archive's National Emergency Library is "Vile" Says Copyright Alliance * TorrentFreak

Last week the Internet Archive responded to the coronavirus outbreak by offering a new service to "displaced learners". Combining scanned books from three libraries, the Archive offered unlimited borrowing of 1.4 million books, so that people can continue reading while in quarantine. What followed was a huge backlash from publishing and pro-copyright groups, with the Copyright Alliance decribing the actions of IA's operator as "particularly vile."