
Who built the internet? And who will save it?
The Vergecast
The Internet Archive: Access vs. Copyright
This chapter explores the pivotal role of the Internet Archive in preserving digital history through initiatives like the Wayback Machine and Open Library. It delves into the complex legal and ethical tensions surrounding digital lending, copyright issues, and the relationship between libraries and publishers. The conversation highlights the balance between access to knowledge and the protection of intellectual property, reflecting on the societal implications for cultural preservation.
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