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Controlled Digital Lending and Libraries: A follow-up to Hachette v Internet Archive

Right now Libraries are under pressure from several different forces including those who want to limit access to specific topics (e.g., critical race theory, LGBTQ, parts of U.S. history, etc.) and publishers who are focused on what a library is, digitization, and digital books. You might feel like hiding your head in the sand, but not is not the time for that. Knowing what has happened and what is happening is important.  

It is with that in mind that I'm sharing these posts/articles that provide links to articles/commentary on the on Hachette v Internet Archive decision. Read them, skim them, save them for later...just don't ignore this, because we can't have publishers using this decision as a further step in limiting what libraries can do.

  • Publishers Weekly. (March 2023) Hachette v. Internet Archive: All Our Coverage. 
  • Laura Gibbs. (April 2023) The Battle for Libraries Has begun. 
  • Gary Price (March 2023) Judge Issues Opinion in Hachette Book Group, Et Al v. Internet Archive, Et Al; Plaintiffs Motion For Summary Judgment Granted





This post first appeared on Digitization 101, please read the originial post: here

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