#internet-archive

#internet-archive

Google partners with Internet Archive to restore access to archived web pages through the Wayback Machine.

Google now allows searches to link directly to archived versions of websites via the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine.

Google now integrates archived web pages through the Wayback Machine in its search results, enhancing access to historical web content.

The Internet Archive is a vital resource for preserving web history through the Wayback Machine.

Internet Archive recovering from a cyberattack but facing ongoing security issues, including hackers accessing internal email support systems.

Google Search is integrating links to the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine for better access to archived web versions.

The Second Circuit ruled against the Internet Archive, affirming that distributing copyrighted books for free is not fair use.

The Internet Archive's digital lending program was ruled as copyright infringement, not fair use, by a U.S. appeals court.

The Internet Archive appears to have been hacked, leading to potential data exposure affecting 31 million users.

The Internet Archive faced a cyberattack affecting 31 million accounts, compromising usernames, email addresses, and salted passwords.

2024 was a challenging year for major tech companies, highlighting failures and obstacles in delivering reliable services and protecting digital rights.

The Internet Archive (IA) faced a significant setback as publishers forced takedowns of 500,000 titles, prompting an appeal to establish controlled digital lending as fair use.

The Internet Archive's mission to provide free digital access faces legal challenges due to copyright violations.

The Internet Archive's legal challenges continue, struggling to justify its operations under the fair use doctrine against major book publishers.

The Internet Archive's online library of scanned books was ruled illegal by a federal appeals court, affecting future digital archiving practices.

The Internet Archive lost a legal battle over digital lending, potentially affecting access to digital books.

The ruling affirms publishers' copyright concerns against the Internet Archive's lending practices.

The Internet Archive's digital lending model was ruled as non-transformative, violating copyright law according to the Second Circuit's ruling.