Why is the copyright infringement case against Internet Archive important?

Software & Copyrights
Written By Klemchuk LLP

The case against Internet Archive for copyright infringement is important to watch because:

  • The use of the Internet and digital media is ever growing;

  • Companies and public libraries increasingly seek to offer digital options; and

  • The case could be a large watershed for fair use and the digitization of print media.

Read about Internet Archive’s defense against copyright infringement claims for use of its Controlled Digital Lending of books.

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