Search Inernet Archive's New MTV News Collection
The Internet Archive's Wayback Machine is in a legal battle to regain access to 500,000 books, aiming to restore a vast digital library. Users can support through donations for preservation and expansion.
Read original article
The Wayback Machine, operated by the Internet Archive, is currently engaged in a legal battle to regain access to over 500,000 books. The initiative aims to restore access to a vast digital library of Internet sites and cultural artifacts. The Internet Archive, a non-profit organization, is known for its efforts in building and preserving digital collections for public access. Users are encouraged to support the cause through donations to help maintain and expand the archive. The Wayback Machine allows users to access archived web pages and serves as a valuable resource for research and historical preservation. The Internet Archive also hosts various projects like Open Library and archive-it.org, contributing to the digitization and accessibility of diverse content.
Related
500k Books Have Been Deleted from the Internet Archive's Lending Library
500,000 books removed from Internet Archive's Open Library due to publishers' lawsuit. Legal battle restricts eBook lending, aiming to control distribution and pricing, challenging libraries' role in providing access to information.
Internet Archive forced to remove 500k books after publishers' court win
The Internet Archive removed 500,000 books due to a court ruling favoring publishers. The organization is appealing, arguing for fair use. Supporters stress the impact on education and access to information.
We're Fighting for Library Rights in Court This Friday – Join Us
The Internet Archive faces a lawsuit over controlled digital lending by publishers. Legal action led to removing 500,000 books from its library, impacting users. The organization defends library digital rights in a four-year legal battle.
Appeals court seems lost on how Internet Archive harms publishers
An appeals court reviews Internet Archive's digital lending defended against copyright claims. 500,000 books removed, sparking debate. Court focuses on publishers' profits. Archive argues for fair use and equal access. Decision pending, could impact digital libraries and set copyright precedent.
Wayback Machine Is Down
The Internet Archive is offline for scheduled maintenance. Users should check their Twitter for updates. The organization apologizes for any inconvenience.
1 commentsRelated
500k Books Have Been Deleted from the Internet Archive's Lending Library
500,000 books removed from Internet Archive's Open Library due to publishers' lawsuit. Legal battle restricts eBook lending, aiming to control distribution and pricing, challenging libraries' role in providing access to information.
Internet Archive forced to remove 500k books after publishers' court win
The Internet Archive removed 500,000 books due to a court ruling favoring publishers. The organization is appealing, arguing for fair use. Supporters stress the impact on education and access to information.
We're Fighting for Library Rights in Court This Friday – Join Us
The Internet Archive faces a lawsuit over controlled digital lending by publishers. Legal action led to removing 500,000 books from its library, impacting users. The organization defends library digital rights in a four-year legal battle.
Appeals court seems lost on how Internet Archive harms publishers
An appeals court reviews Internet Archive's digital lending defended against copyright claims. 500,000 books removed, sparking debate. Court focuses on publishers' profits. Archive argues for fair use and equal access. Decision pending, could impact digital libraries and set copyright precedent.
Wayback Machine Is Down
The Internet Archive is offline for scheduled maintenance. Users should check their Twitter for updates. The organization apologizes for any inconvenience.