Will Hachette v. Internet Archive be heard by the Supreme Court?
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Hachette, HarperCollins, Wiley, and Penguin Random House sued the Internet Archive in June of 2020 over the IA's Controlled Digital Lending project.
Today a lower court issued a summary judgment in favor of Hachette et al.
The Internet Archive intends to appeal. Will the appeals continue and be accepted until the US Supreme Court hears the case?
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@MarkIngraham The summary explicitly affirms that Internet Archive is within fair use to have digitized the books (following the 2nd circuit courts decision in the case concerning Google Books). While I could see a restriction of access (which hasn't happened yet), I doubt any deletion would happen.
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