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<i>Hachette</i>, Controlled Digital Lending, and the Consequences of Divorcing Law From Context
This article will look at the recent Hachette decision against the Internet Archive, analyzing how the court’s reliance on past authorities with insufficient context distorted their meanings. It will focus only on the controlled digital lending (CDL) aspect, not discussing the other claims in the su
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