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What the Hachette v. Internet Archive Decision Means for Our Library | Internet Archive Blogs

What the Hachette v. Internet Archive Decision Means for Our Library | Internet Archive Blogs: So what is the impact of these final orders on our library? Broadly, this injunction will result in a significant loss of access to valuable knowledge for the public. It means that people who are not part of an elite institution or who do not live near a well-funded public library will lose access to books they cannot read otherwise. It is a sad day for the Internet Archive, our patrons, and for all libraries.

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