Joint Amicus Brief Hachette v. Internet Archive

Public Knowledge joined Center for Democracy and Technology and the Library Freedom Project in filing an amicus brief supporting Internet Archive in the case of Hachette v. Internet Archive. The brief argues that controlled digital lending furthers the goal of the copyright act by protecting reader privacy.

Public Knowledge joined Center for Democracy and Technology and the Library Freedom Project in filing an amicus brief supporting Internet Archive in the case of Hachette v. Internet Archive. The brief argues that controlled digital lending furthers the goal of the copyright act by protecting reader privacy.

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